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OSU Research Finds Wolves Eating Sea Otters | 106.7 The Eagle - Vimarsana News

OSU Research Finds Wolves Eating Sea Otters | 106.7 The Eagle

OSU researchers have found wolves on a remote Alaskan island ate nearly all of the deer on the island and then turned to sea otters as their main food source.

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Northwest scientists study source of pervasive plastic pollution – Oregon Capital Chronicle - Vimarsana News

Northwest scientists study source of pervasive plastic pollution – Oregon Capital Chronicle

Plastic is one of the most common pollutants found on beaches and across the country by volunteer cleanup groups.

Northwest scientists study source of pervasive plastic pollution - Vimarsana News

Northwest scientists study source of pervasive plastic pollution

Recently, international attention has homed in on the problem, which is only growing worse as plastic doesn’t decompose but degrades into smaller pieces that will remain in the environment for thousands of years.

$4.2M: Oregon researchers to study stressors facing Dungeness crab, other marine life - Vimarsana News

$4.2M: Oregon researchers to study stressors facing Dungeness crab, other marine life

Just how are climate change stressors impacting ocean marine life off Oregon's shores?

OSU and partners to receive $4.2 million to study stressors facing Dungeness crab, other marine life under climate change - Vimarsana News

OSU and partners to receive $4.2 million to study stressors facing Dungeness crab, other marine life under climate change

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has awarded Oregon State University and its research partners $4.2 million to investigate how multiple climate change-related stressors are impacting marine ecosystems off the