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Climate Change in the Ocean

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Balch has come up with a cost-effective way to study coastal oceans: hitching rides on boats. He drives a wheeled laboratory onto the high-speed catamaran that travels from Portland, Maine, to Nova Scotia. Balch is trying to understand how climate change is impacting the Gulf of Maine.
Balch has come up with a cost-effective way to study coastal oceans: hitching rides on boats. He drives a wheeled laboratory onto the high-speed catamaran that travels from Portland, Maine, to Nova Scotia. Balch is trying to understand how climate change is impacting the Gulf of Maine.
(Globe Staff / Dina Rudick)
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