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Biology, new organisms. a place we need to explore more. >> you were one of the team leaders on the trip that went down to see the wreckage of the titanic. you've been at this 35 years. what is your best assessment of what happened and one of the things that i hear from you is that when you hit the bottom and you begin this, it's very, very cold and it's very hard when the vessel hits the bottom. is that an accurate way to describe it? >> i'm not sure of what you mean when you say very hard. you control your descent with the submersible so that you don't hit the bottom. you don't want to stres...

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is reminding residents of ways to avoid spreading invasive plants and animals on land and in water.

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We found metformin, which is a diabetic drug. we have also found trimethoprim, which is an antibiotic, some nicotine, some cocaine, tramadol and naproxen — and tramadol and naproxen are actually painkillers, as well. so these are all things that are coming out of people, so the way that they're getting into the water must be through the people, through the water system, through the sewage. at the mouth of langstone harbour, professor alex ford shows us how the geography of the natural harbours keeps the discharged sewage and chemicals close to shore. it ejects from there and it comes right t...

The situation here is that the water companies and the environment agency and others have known for many, many years what's in the water and what's coming out, and they haven't done anything about it. at the mouth of langstone harbour, professor alex ford shows us how the geography of the natural harbours keeps the discharged sewage and chemicals close to shore. it ejects from there and it comes right the way down here, and then the tide turns and it washes straight back up. so these organisms that are permanently there are just living in a cocktail of different chemical wastes. professor ford...