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Pollutants found in Monterey Bay, California, in the year 2001 Student Author: Iris Peppard Introduction: There are many pollutants from a wide variety of sources in the Monterey Bay National Sanctuary. My research is on the present day pollutants that flow from urban run-off, pesticide run-off, a power plant at Moss Landing, sewage spills, and lead bullets left on the beach from the closed down military base at Fort Ord.
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The Sardine Population in Monterey Bay, 1916-1999 Student Author: Iris Peppard Introduction: I researched the increase and decline of the sardine population in the Monterey Bay between 1916 and 1999. Specific data was found on the sardine population. However, causes for the increase and decline of the sardine population were not uncovered. |
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Student Author: Karen Anton Introduction: My research was specific to the uses of technology during the Industrial Boom on Cannery Row. My research included the shifting of innovations including their contributors, and the evolution of boats, nets, canning techniques, and fishing methods. |
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Technology Advances on Cannery Row From 1903-1950 Student Author: Wayne Lile Introduction: The Monterey canning industry, while short lived, achieved technical advancement at an astonishing rate. From its humble beginnings in 1903 to its ultimate demise in the 1950's, the techniques used to catch, transport and process the sardines changed at a rate unequaled by other industries of the world. |
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People and the Environment of Monterey Bay Student Author: Daniel Mullery Introduction: My research specifically focuses on the connection between each new group of people that came to Monterey Bay, the technology that they brought, and the environmental impact that was related to it. |
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