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Tag: Dauphin Island Sea Lab

Dauphin Island A sunset over the beach and dunes of a Gulf Coast barrier island

Dauphin Island Named Seventh-Best Island in the Country in National Poll

James Bullard, July 15, 2014

Dauphin Island earned a top-10 ranking in a national island poll, with the mayor calling it a proud moment for the Gulf Coast community.

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Dauphin Island Classic and antique cars on display near a coastal beach area

Book Signing, Classic Car Show and Art Festival Fill Free Weekend on Dauphin Island

James Bullard, June 4, 2014

A book signing, classic car show and nature art festival bring free family fun to Dauphin Island over an early June weekend.

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Dauphin Island A marine research setting along the coast

Dauphin Island Sea Lab Director to Weigh In on Oil Spill Policy

James Bullard, August 16, 2010

George Crozier, longtime director of the Dauphin Island Sea Lab, was invited to deliver a talk examining how the 1990 Oil Pollution Act fared against the reality of the 2010 Deepwater Horizon disaster.

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Baldwin County Coastal marsh grass and open water along Mobile Bay in Alabama

A Warning Beneath the Cheering: Scientists Questioned the Cost of Mobile’s Growth

James Bullard, June 14, 2008

As Mobile celebrated steel plants and tanker contracts in 2008, retired Dauphin Island Sea Lab director George Crozier warned that unmanaged growth could undo 40 years of hard-won water quality gains.

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Baldwin County Marine research vessel and pier on the Gulf of Mexico coast

A Senate Subcommittee Steered Millions Toward South Alabama Science and Coasts

James Bullard, June 26, 2007

A $30 million engineering center at South Alabama, a NOAA disaster response center on the Gulf, oyster bed reseeding and hurricane monitoring were among the projects approved in the 2008 spending bill.

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Baldwin County A bicycle with a newspaper bag at dawn

First Jobs: Paper Routes, Ice Cream Plants and a Teenage Interview With George Strait

James Bullard, June 25, 2007

As another crop of graduates went looking for work, a group of Mobile-area figures were asked to recall the first jobs that started them off, from a Des Moines paper route to an Avondale foundry pattern shop.

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