

| Radio programs for the week of 25 March 2002 |
For more information: Florida Marine Research Institute Black Water Status Report (FMRI)
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The Black Water Phenomenon I'm Kevin Pierce with the Florida Environment They're calling it "black water," an area that might be
hundreds of square miles, off the Southern Gulf coast. Fishermen and
others who've traveled through the noticeably dark water say there's no
sign of marine life in it, and that fish headed toward it will change
course--avoiding the area. Beverly Roberts is one of the investigating
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Marine Life and Black Water I'm Kevin Pierce with the Florida Environment A huge expanse of discolored water sits off Florida's southern Gulf coast and has been given the name of "Black Water." And while its cause is uncertain, so too is its effect. Beverly Roberts is a scientists at the Florida Marine Research Institute... |
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Learning about the Black Water I'm Kevin Pierce with the Florida Environment Scientists continue to study the huge area of discolored water off Florida's southern Gulf Coast. The Black Water as it's called seems to be repelling marine life, but not harming it. Researcher Beverly Roberts says further testing should provide some answers... |
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Black Water from above I'm Kevin Pierce with the Florida Environment Scientists are using high-tech measures in their efforts to determine the cause or source of a huge area of discolored water off Florida's Gulf Coast. Researcher Beverly Roberts says though the investigation is relatively new, the phenomenon is not... |
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A natural cause for black water? I'm Kevin Pierce with the Florida Environment While a huge mass of discolored water sits off Florida's Gulf Coast, its causes and effects seem ominous. In fact, though, the so-called black water might be perfectly normal. Beverly Roberts is with the Florida Marine Research Institute... |