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Gulf of Maine waters warmed to highest fall temperatures on record - Vimarsana News

Gulf of Maine waters warmed to highest fall temperatures on record

The Gulf of Maine Research Institute reports that average sea surface temperatures in the gulf were more than 4 degrees above the long-term average.

Gulf of Maine waters warmed to highest fall temperatures on record - Vimarsana News

Gulf of Maine waters warmed to highest fall temperatures on record

The Gulf of Maine Research Institute reports that average sea surface temperatures in the gulf were more than 4 degrees above the long-term average.

Valley News - Study warns that as winter shrinks, big chunks of New Hampshire's identity will melt away - Vimarsana News

Valley News - Study warns that as winter shrinks, big chunks of New Hampshire's identity will melt away

Editor’s Note: This story was first published on New Hampshire Bulletin.All of the seasons in New Hampshire are warming as a result of climate change, but none as rapidly and dramatically as winter, climate scientists have found.Those seasonal...

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Coastal News Today | MA - 'Ironclad' protection: Federal landmark designation sought for Nantucket Sound - Vimarsana News

Coastal News Today | MA - 'Ironclad' protection: Federal landmark designation sought for Nantucket Sound

When Wampanoag tribal member Bettina Washington catches the first ferry from Martha’s Vineyard to the mainland, she looks over Nantucket Sound to greet the day.

National Historic Landmark designation sought for Nantucket Sound - Vimarsana News

National Historic Landmark designation sought for Nantucket Sound

National Historic Landmark would "effectively prohibit industrial development in the Sound — consistent with what's already prohibited in state waters."