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Sailboat Causes Power Outage in Florida Keys
(Miami Herald) A sailboat touched a power line Thursday night near the Seven Mile Bridge in Marathon, FL, knocking out electricity for Lower Keys residents for 15 minutes. ...
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Abandoned Boats Litter the Sacremento Delta
There are hundreds of boats that have been abandoned in the delta causing concerns for the environment and the people who use the waters. SACRAMENTO, CA (CBS13) — ...
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Lucky to Be Alive
Two yachtsmen had to be rescued early Wednesday morning after their vessel collided with a cargo ship in the English Channel off Dungeness, Kent. The HM Coastguard reports ...
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Fijian Youth Help Sustain Cultural Practices
“We, as Pacific Voyagers, are on a journey, sailing to an island in the future and navigating by the values of our ancestral past. Our ancestors understood that ...
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Missing on Lake Pontchartrain
Family joins with Cajun Navy in search for Sadie Thibodeaux Sadie Thibodeaux’s family and friends huddled under a gazebo near the U.S. Coast Guard station in Metairie, LA, ...
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A Leap of Faith On Hitching a Ride Across the Atlantic
Have you ever thought about hitching a ride across the Atlantic? Follow along as Dorian Cave writes about his experience on catching a ride. “You’re here to find ...
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Have They Got It Right This Time?
There have been many theories about the ships that have gone missing in the “Bermuda Triangle”. One of the latest is written up here in the Huffington Post Scientists ...
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Alleged $245 Million Cocaine Smuggling Plot
Pehaps sounding more like the beginning of a bad novel, comes this article on a bass guitarist from a 1980s pop band charged with being a ringleader in ...
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Not Only in the Ocean
The oceans are filling with plastic and now it appears that plastic refuse is filling our Great Lakes as well, as written about in Treehugger. Plastic is often ...
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Sargassum: The Seaweed Deluge Hitting Caribbean Shores
When waves of sargassum – a type of seaweed – washed up on Eastern Caribbean shores seven years ago, people hoped it was a one-off. Matted piles swamped ...
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