Sailors for the Sea: Climate Change Misconceptions and Realities

8:19 PM Thu 14 Oct 2010 GMT

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Through their Ocean Watch program, Sailors for the Sea, the action-oriented, nonprofit organisation dedicated to preservation of the waters we sail in, periodically produce essays on matters related to the ocean environment. Here is their latest offering, Climate Change Misconceptions and Realities: This month's Ocean Watch Essay comes in part from the Pew Charitable Trust's Marine Conservation Campaign. Learn more about this campaign by clicking here. Special thanks to the Pew Charitable Trust for the contribution to Sailors for the Sea's Ocean Watch Essays. Read the full text of the article, including additional misconceptions, here . The issue of climate change ...

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