Selling my 2014 Honda Accord - EX-L Sedan for $2000. I just need some space since l've bought a new car. I'm out of town until August 17th
It's being sold on a first-come, first-served basis. To reserve it, a $500 deposit is necessary. This ensures that it is held for you until l return, at which point you can view and decide on the purchase. Deposits are fully refundable if you choose not to proceed after viewing. Mileage: 80k miles Engine: 3.5-liter Transmission: Automatic
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Gulf of Mexico water testing resumes: Since Ian, our team of volunteer watermen have been rebuilding their homes, businesses and lives. And now, we are getting back to our stewardship of water testing. This data goes directly to scientific communities for better understanding of water conditions and identify water deviations like Hypoxia and Stratification.
The image here shows results from testing on 1/8/23. Water conditions are Nominal, meaning within expected ranges. Regular testing can help assess the cause-and-effect relationships of natural and man-made events on the water and ecosystem. Our goal is simple, to keep our water resources sustainable and viable.
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ATTENTION !!! NOAA Fisheries will hold an in-person workshop for the public to discuss and provide feedback on ongoing red tide research. NOAA’s Pine Island Red Tide Community Workshop is a follow up to the August 27, 2018 workshop in Pine Island, Florida.
The purpose of this workshop is to present findings from research initiatives, and to continue the dialogue with community members on current red tide concerns and research needs. Follow the link to learn more and please attend!
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Red Tide Community Workshop at Pine Island
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NOAA Fisheries will hold public discussions to gather feedback on ongoing red tide research efforts.civileats.com/2022/04/26/fishermen-scientists-probe-phosphates-florida-red-tides-pollution-algal-... ... See MoreSee Less

Fishermen and Scientists Probe Phosphate’s Connection to Florida Red Tides
civileats.com
A new nonprofit connects fishermen and scientists to determine whether the state's phosphate mines are linked to the harmful algal blooms.
To our followers and all community members who have contributed to the FCWC, we have a live launch of historical data! This site provides historical and current data on testing done by our volunteer commercial watermen. The data focuses on temperature and dissolved oxygen levels. Our equipment also tests chlorophyll and salinity levels, providing science communities a year round look at the water in the SE Gulf. This data is available for any science community to better understand the water quality challenges facing our beautiful Gulf of Mexico. Please check out the link. oceandata.shinyapps.io/fcwc-data-explorer/
Thanks to our affiliate Brendan Turley with NOAA - National Marine Fisheries Service, for building this interactive tool. It promises to provide useful information to create real change for our shared resources.
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