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How can scientists most effectively reduce the anthropogenic effects dealt to the ocean?
Sunday, January 20, 2013
Monday, January 14, 2013
Blog 12: Third Interview Questions
- How can scientists effectively counter the anthropogenic effects dealt to the ocean?
- How much pollution, is too much pollution?
- What is the worst type of pollution?
- Do certain ecoregions have a higher tolerance to pollutants? If so, which ones?
- Which type of pollution causes the most harm to marine life?
- Why don't world leaders put a cap on the amount of pollutants allowed to be distributed?
- How can scientists monitor the levels of pollution more efficiently?
- Have you noticed a change in the amount of pollution going into the ocean?
- At what level is the damage pollution is doing, "reasonable"?
- What would you do to change the approach on pollution?
Thursday, January 10, 2013
Blog 11: Mentorship 10 Hours Check
- I am doing my mentorship at the Cabrillo Marine Aquarium.
- My contact is Chris Bautista. (Will provide information later.)
- I have done a total of 42 hours at the aquarium, and 6 hours at the Bolsa Chica Conservancy which gives me a total of 48 hours done.
- The first 10 hours that I did at the aquarium consisted of me bleaching and installing new tanks for a school of baby bay pipefish. I then learned how to siphon the waste from the tanks into a bin, and I learned how to feed the animals. The next time I went, I did a plankton-tow, which is when you have a mesh-net connected to a small bottle and you drag through the water to collect plankton to feed the animals.
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