We started the week with a river cruise taking water quality samples and data at four different stations. We cruised up the St. Johns river about 20 miles. I have never seen a river with so much industrial development on it's banks. The banks were littered with phosphorous processing plants, dry docks where they paint and restore ships, other shipyards, a cruise ship port, and bright green highly sloped yards. All of these are significant sources of pollution.
Student and faculty experiences during the 2013 Field Studies in Marine Science sponsored by the FIO.
Sunday, June 30, 2013
Final Week UNF
We started the week with a river cruise taking water quality samples and data at four different stations. We cruised up the St. Johns river about 20 miles. I have never seen a river with so much industrial development on it's banks. The banks were littered with phosphorous processing plants, dry docks where they paint and restore ships, other shipyards, a cruise ship port, and bright green highly sloped yards. All of these are significant sources of pollution.
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