Tess Holland’s article “Living with Sharks” explores the possibilities and barriers to using drones to spot sharks.
I remember Earth Day 1970, as if it were yesterday. I helped found an environmental group at College and trained student teachers to visit High Schools around NJ. With the elevated confidence bestowed on youth, I thought we had solved the problems. I was wrong of course but have continued trying. This issue of OCEAN features a most unusual bottle, in the good news department and in the less good news department we document a decision not to use drones to locate sharks near Cape Cod beaches. Thank you to our Readers who support our efforts. This is your newsletter and can be shared.
Thanks, Gordon Peabody.
OCEAN 55 Articles
Rooftop Turbines
Living with Sharks
Fracking Problems Persist
Evaluating Meat Alternatives
Could CO2 be the New Jet Fuel
Sharing the Beach with Shorebirds
Staying Safe (Part 5)
Better Bottles
Batteries Made with Air
Unusual Use for Lobsters
Strange Looking Satellite
Wet Weather Down Under