Factoid/2002/04
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Factoids for the month of April, 2002
| FactoidHeadline | |
|---|---|
| Factoid/2002/04/01 | EPA's New Coastal Condition Report |
| Factoid/2002/04/03 | Lots of Great Lakes Beaches |
| Factoid/2002/04/04 | The Whole USA Is a Coastal Watershed |
| Factoid/2002/04/05 | Beach Development Over Snowy Plovers |
| Factoid/2002/04/08 | Eat Whale Meat? No Thanks. |
| Factoid/2002/04/09 | Need for Marine Protected Areas - Fishers Are Too Skilled |
| Factoid/2002/04/10 | Why MPA's? Fishers Are Armed with Military Technology |
| Factoid/2002/04/11 | Public Approval of Marine Protected Areas |
| Factoid/2002/04/12 | Recognition for Clean Water |
| Factoid/2002/04/15 | Rolling Back Jet Ski Bans |
| Factoid/2002/04/16 | New Whale Species Found in California Waters |
| Factoid/2002/04/17 | Why You Shouldn't Eat the Free Whale Meat in Tokyo |
| Factoid/2002/04/18 | Marine Reserves Work Well |
| Factoid/2002/04/19 | Sprawl, Driving Cars, and Coastal Degradation |
| Factoid/2002/04/22 | Powerboats Killing Even More FL Manatees |
| Factoid/2002/04/23 | Carnival Cruise Lines Guilty of Criminal Polluting |
| Factoid/2002/04/24 | Plastic Cigarette Butts Most Common Beach Litter |
| Factoid/2002/04/25 | Plastics in Oceans Promoting Non-Native Species Invasion |
| Factoid/2002/04/26 | Department of Defense Wants Full-Time Permission to Trash Environment |
| Factoid/2002/04/29 | NASA Launches Satellite For Water Cycle Study |
| Factoid/2002/04/30 | International Marine Mammal Project |