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[*] posted on 1-19-2009 at 11:40 AM
Brief but interesting article


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Ezcurra said the Scripps expeditions, which have provided a wealth of data and material for new studies and collaborative work between Mexican and American scientists, are a reminder of how much has been lost – and how much might still be saved.

It's encouraging at least that we are sharing our knowledge base and research facilities with the Mexican scientists on this. Change is more likely to occur when they understand and believe their own problems. So far there's been a lot of denial.

I suppose with the drug violence and economic woes the sea of cortez is not a great priority right now.
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