Over at Island of Doubt, you'll find Carnival of the Blue 12, 'A celebration of all things wet and wonderful'. This month features contributions from both The Intersection and Correlations.
I especially enjoyed reading Jame's take on my April 28th post that explained NOAA's never been authorized by Congress:
WTF? No wonder we're running out of fish. And whales. And coral...
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In a rare treat on the usually quiet and contemplative Island of Doubt, I now bring you the 12th edition of the Carnival of the Blue, a celebration of all things wet and wonderful. Islands are only islands, after all, if they're surrounded by water.
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