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Changes: Chandeleur Barrier Islands
October 13 | ClasticDetritus.com

Brian Romans has an interesting post titled: “150 years of changes of the Chandeleur barrier islands”. (The Chandeleur Islands are located in the Gulf of Mexico, northeast of the Mississippi Delta.

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July 17 | MSNBC
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February 2 | USGS
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November 14 | Clastic Detritus Blog
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USGS First Podcast: Hurricanes
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Hypoxia in the Gulf of Mexico
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Seafloor Off the Niger Delta
September 27 | Clastic Detritus Blog
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Protecting New Orleans
June 26 | Engineering at Illinois
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Cascadia Subduction Zone - Sea Floor Topography
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NASA Watches Sea Temperatures for Hurricanes
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