The Marine Institute employs approximately 180 staff including specialists in fisheries, marine environment, technology, aquaculture, catchment management, ocean energy, functional foods and marine climate change as well as experts in information technology, communications and logistical support.
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Intolerance of wet, prolonged cold is the main reason the " filifera " species cannot grow properly in temperate marine climates . " W . robusta " is less sensitive to moisture than " filifera ", but far more easily damaged by cold.
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Among the reasons why Oregon's Willamette Valley ( with 84 wineries ) produces world-class Pinot Noirs is that it straddles the 45th parallel, the same latitude as Bordeaux, and is blessed with a mild marine climate ( warm days, cool nights ) perfect for ripening Pinot Noir.
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Baxter works with various marine climate change groups to provide scientific evidence and advice to politicians and policy makers, including The MarClim Survey in Scotland, he is chair of the expert advisory panel for the UK Marine Climate Change Impacts Partnership and vice-chair of the Ocean Acidification-International Reference User Group.
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Baxter works with various marine climate change groups to provide scientific evidence and advice to politicians and policy makers, including The MarClim Survey in Scotland, he is chair of the expert advisory panel for the UK Marine Climate Change Impacts Partnership and vice-chair of the Ocean Acidification-International Reference User Group.
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Despite western Washington's having a marine climate similar to those of many coastal cities of Europe, there are exceptions such as the " Big Snow " events of 1880, 1881, 1893 and 1916 and the " deep freeze " winters of 1883 84, 1915 16, 1949 50 and 1955 56, among others.
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The conversation goes something like this : The spoon must get along with the glass on the table, which must relate to the tablecloth and the floor, which has a relationship with the windows, which showcase the space beyond it, which is all colored by the foggy, marine climate that defines the city.
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The Changing Ocean Research Unit ( CORU ) is a research unit at the University of British Columbia which " studies the effects of global climate and ocean changes on marine ecosystems, biodiversity and fisheries . " The Unit also " assesses the biophysical and socio-economic vulnerabilities and impacts of marine climate change and other human stressors, and identifies mitigation and adaptation options ".
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The sea springs in the northern part of the city, in the area of the beach between Saturn and Venus, the sulphurous peat mud, rich in minerals, which is extracted from the peat bog north of the city ( expected to last another 250 years ) and the marine climate, rich in saline aerosols and solar radiation that have a bracing effect on the organism.
