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WRACK LINES magazine is produced twice a year (or as funds allow) by the Connecticut Sea Grant College Program, with support from the University of Connecticut Marine Sciences Department. Its purpose is to inform readers about coastal and marine resources, issues, and activities, including (but not limited to) marine sciences at the University of Connecticut.

The online magazine is a slightly condensed version of the print magazine. Print copies are free while supplies last.

Editor    Peg Van Patten

"Something Driven by the Sea"

beach access story

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RIGHTS OF PASSAGE

Now who owns the beach?

Nonresidents now have more beach access options in Connecticut thanks to a State Supreme Court ruling in 2001, under "free speech" (right to congregate) provisions.  The ruling is a landmark decision that may have national implications. Now, some are now wondering what all the fuss was about.

Professor Johan Varekamp

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THE MAD HATTER MERCURY MYSTERY

Connecticut's historical hat industry in Danbury has left a legacy of mercury behind.

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RAZOR CLAMS

Razor Clams - the Cutting Edge of Aquaculture

Can you dig them? Yes!

Cook it too with yummy recipes.

Professor Annelie Skoog

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  FROM FROST TO FIRE:

ANNELIE SKOOG TAKES ON THE WORLD

A UCONN marine chemist takes her research to the ends of the Earth, studying organic molecules beneath the sea and in Polar regions.

Who are the sjøra?

  

 

Fall/ Winter 2002 © Connecticut Sea Grant College Program

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Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in the articles herein are solely those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of The University of Connecticut, Connecticut Sea Grant, or the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration or their subagencies.

Last Updated: 07/30/04

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