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Boating, Fishing, and Travel Information for Lignumvitae Key, NE side, FL
Lignumvitae Key is one of the upper Florida Keys. The island is known for having the highest point above sea level of all of the Florida Keys, and for its large amount of rare tropical hardwood trees that caused it to become Lignumvitae Key State Botanical Park. The island is only accessed by tour boat or private boat, and only 50 people are allowed on the island at a time.
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Hyper-local Stations to Provide Real-Time, Observational Data on Sea-Levels for 5 Coastal Towns Rockland, Maine -- US Harbors, in partnership with Divirod, a data and technology company, is launching a pilot program in Penobscot Bay, ME to test a new technology for water-level sensing. NOAA currently maintains 200 live, observational tide… Learn More
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Volcano Erupts in the Pacific, Triggering a Tsunami Advisory for the West Coast
An undersea volcano erupted in spectacular fashion near the Pacific nation of Tonga on Saturday, sending large tsunami waves crashing across the shore and people rushing to higher ground. A tsunami advisory was in effect for Hawaii and the U.S. Pacific coast. There were no immediate reports of injuries or… SEE MORE
New York Has Ambitious Climate Goals. Now It Has To Meet Them.
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First Right Whale of the Season Spotted Off Massachusetts
Marine researchers have spotted a species of rare whale in Cape Cod Bay for the first time this season. North Atlantic right whales arrive in the bay every year. The whales number less than 340 and their population has declined in recent years. The Center for Coastal Studies in Provincetown… SEE MORE
