The editor’s choice article “Innovative Beehive Business Wins Prize” by researcher Alexandra Akmaeva, celebrates students’ Innovative Bee Keeping business model.
My favorite article in OCEAN 65 is about the COP28 summit in Dubai, where students from Northfleet Technology College, a secondary school in Kent, won significant recognition and $150.000 reward for their innovative Bee Keeping business model. Thank you Alexandra Akmaeva. Another Fav but nerdy article describes new research on protist symbionts associated with zooplankton….double fascination for me and thank you Lindsey Stanton. Liam O’Hara’s research on a wind energy system costing just a fraction of other wind energy systems is worth reading and I recommend the short video. This issue of OCEAN belongs to you, our readers and we encourage you to share it. OCEAN will never contain advertising or solicitations.
-Gordon Peabody, Editor
OCEAN 65 Articles
Back to the Future
Getting Crabby
Better Idea Department: Spinning the Narrative
Printable Sea Wall Department
Living Shoreline Reduces Cape Erosion
Understanding Longshore Sediment Transport
Thank You!
A New Look at Bird Mortality in America
Bad Medicine at Tasmanian Salmon Farms
Innovative Beehive Business Wins Prize
Zooplankton Interactions We Never Knew
Flax Seed to Phone Cases… Who Knew?
The Continuing Challenge Between Birds and City Glass
Recycled Bottles Turned into Beach Sand
