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Justin Cox
January 19, 2016
SeaDoc in the News

News coverage of SeaDoc paper on combined impact of energy projects in the Salish Sea

Justin Cox
January 19, 2016
SeaDoc in the News

SeaDoc's publication on the impact of energy projects on the entire Salish Sea ecosystem has been covered in outlets including The Olympic Peninsula Environmental News, Phys.org, and the San Juan Islander.

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