Getting samples - and scammed

Article Abstract:

Oceanographers of California Institute of Technology were caught in trouble when they went to Malaysia to collect drip water, bedrock and stalagmites samples from the caves. They had hired a local to handle logistics and other formalities for $6000 but after samples were collected from the caves, the contractor gave them a bill for $16000 and refused to ship the samples to the U.S.

Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences, Oceanographers, Climatic changes, Climate change, California Institute of Technology

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For love or oil

Article Abstract:

Milton S. Love has provided controversial findings about abandoned oilrigs in overfished regions off the Santa Barbara coast. The impact of the Department of Interior's Mineral Management Service's (MMS's) Rigs-to-Reef program on California is discussed.

Parent-to-subsidiary activities, Subsidiary-to-parent activities, Oil fields, Discovery and exploration, Santa Barbara, California, University of California (Santa Barbara), Subsidiaries, divisions and units, Love, Milton S.

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Surgeonfish's revenge

Article Abstract:

The article discusses the physical features and abilities of the surgeonfish which are a fish species mainly found in coral reefs.

Australia, New Zealand, Physiological aspects, Perciformes

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