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Don’t Be That Diver: Simple Dive Etiquette Suggestions
Picture this: You’re filled with excitement as
you step onto the shaded deck of the dive boat. It’s still cool and damp with
morning...
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RAGIN’ CAJUN
At 2200 we leave the shop in Tomball
and drive east to Louisiana, towing our 30-foot aluminum workboat behind us. We
talk quietly and...
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Plastisphere – Profile of an Artist with a Mission
Divers understand both the beauty of the underwater world and the fragility of the ocean’s ecosystems. One of the most insidious threats to life in the ocean and, indeed, on this planet is the massive introduction of plastics into the marine ecosystem. Plastic is designed to last hundreds of years or more and because of our affinity for single-use plastics, we are creating a veritable tsunami of trash. Over 8 million metric tons of plastic pollution finds its way into the world’s oceans every year, killing untold millions of marine creatures.
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