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This area is immediately in shore of the Cascadia Subduction Zone, and this may be some indication of what is happening in that area. We know that dangerous gases are released by volcanos and fissures beneath the surface of the ocean in these hot zones. This may be a zone that is being affected and subsurface currents are being diverted and no allowing the normal mixing of waters immediately off shore from the coast. Some very extensive research is called for, but maybe quite hazardous to divers.
Posted by: mjd420nova   Posted on: 08/26/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Dead zone  mjd420nova | 08/26/06
Doubtful  Colonel Panijk | 08/31/06
The Chesapeake Bay has had such anoxia before.  Mr. Roboto | 08/26/06
That;s interesting because  WinnebagoBoy | 08/26/06
Cape Perpetua Dead Zone  pwnd_bullet | 08/27/06
Missing iron  brett_cgb | 08/27/06
Mexico - from fertilizers  gcparker | 08/27/06
One hundred dead zones around the world...  MV_z | 08/29/06
Oxygen depletion  Georocker | 08/27/06
chemistry  Colonel Panijk | 08/31/06
Columbia River Dead Zone  Robert Graham | 08/28/06
Oregon Dead Zone  Whiskeylou | 08/28/06
Upwelling causes it  tomh@... | 08/31/06
Restricted Fishing along the coast of Oregon  Captain Nicholas | 08/31/06
RE: The mystery of Oregon's 'dead zone'  d.s.williams | 04/22/08

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