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Its coastal location and Puget Sound harbors give it a leading role in trade with Alaska, Canada, and the Pacific Rim.

All people here are well ready to welcome friends from all over the world to this beautiful coastal city for sight-seeing.

Japan should think about giving up Antarctic "research" , he said, in return for a limited resumption of commercial coastal whaling.

IN EASTPORT, a little coastal town on the easternmost point of the United States, different means of livelihood have come and gone.

Four months later, Obst and his wife, who was also his filmmaking partner, hopped in a bush plane and flew to the refuge's coastal plain.

Tokyo and Washington agreed in 2006 to move it out to a coastal region, away from the population, many of whom resent its presence.

Unfortunately, only students from the coastal metropolises seem to have any idea of the existence of such scholarships.

Hurricane Katrina showed us how much we depend on healthy natural coastal ecosystems for shoreline protection.

Multinational firms trying to woo Chinese consumers have so far concentrated on the country's thriving coastal regions.

A few days later, air transport was crucial again to Colonel Qaddafi's plan to recapture coastal towns close to Tripoli from rebel hands.

He said that while a "bubble" had developed in a number of coastal cities, "the market overall" did not have a problem.

In coastal streams draining rural areas, the driving factor is often the waste from livestock farms.

And, by the day before Christmas, there had been a huge withdrawal by sea from the coastal city of Hungnam.

The American investment banker was at the pier of a small coastal Mexican village when a small boat with just one fisherman docked.

It is investing at a rate of $35 billion a year, and has plans for at least four huge new coastal steel plants.

But most coastal states around the Arctic are not keen to have their hands tied by an international agreement of this kind.

They went for a sail around the island as soon as they got to the coastal city.

The law mandating relocation away from coastal areas eventually became so unpopular that it had to be rescinded.

"There's no doubt Australia will remain and continue to be a coastal community, " he said.

A computer modeling study shows the event might have taken place where a river joined a coastal lagoon along the Mediterranean Sea.

Many coastal birds are now getting ready to pair bond, court, and nest, noted the Louisiana Coastal Initiative's Driscoll.

We are constantly trying to get humans who linger in their comfortable coastal cities to move inland into rural area and get into gardening.

In terms of political tactics, allowing coastal drilling may be an effective part of a strategy to push the GOP further to the right.

For one thing, humanity's ancestors do not seem to have been exclusively coastal.

The popularization and development of Christianity in the coastal countryside since the reform and opening clearly proves this point.

He said ships and boats have been dispatched from two other coastal cities, Rizhao and Yantai, to help haul away the algae.

Fujian Province, a coastal area along the Taiwan Strait, was one of the hardest-hit areas.

For two further years, he searched the rocky coastal islets south of the Zhoushan group and found a few more.

The concentrations of chlorophyll in surface waters is one of the important parameters used for monitoring coastal water quality.

Last September our troop took part of a Coastal Cleanup day to help clean up the beaches and highways after the oil spill.

As if she was a mosaic Yecheng in the coastal Pearl , with its pure texture, the Museum of glory and dumping it eye -catching and .

If either of these icesheets were to melt significantly, sea levels could rise by an order of metres (many feet), drowning coastal cities.

If either of these ice sheets were to melt significantly, sea levels could rise by an order of meters (many feet), drowning coastal cities.

At twenty-three, I finally escaped and found myself sailing for a year and a half down the inter-coastal waterway to the Bahamas.

did not come overland, AS it had so often in the pASt, but by sea, reaching the southern coAStal area first.

That superstar descended on a small coastal town, which splashed across the front page of the local newspaper.

Mr Nachoum photographed this 14ft-long predator from just a few feet away in the waters off the coastal Mexican resort of Guadalupe.

Officials and police officers in Wenzhou, the coastal area where Qian died, said it had been an accident.

A year ago, she accompanied a businessman for a weekend to a coastal resort.

Clan shrines , where ancestors are worshipped, have sprung up in many rural areas, particularly in prosperous coastal and southern regions.

Gary Yohe: The bottom line for the economics of coastal adaptation, adaptation in general, is to think about managing risk.

Qingdao coastal mountain resources and their complementary resources, to carry out a variety of features ideal for mountain sports.

Moist maritime air colliding with the coastal mountains annually deposits up to 50 feet of snow, enough to nourish scores of glaciers.

However, the value of New York's commercial coastal property at $1. 3 trillion was higher than that of any other state on the list.

Vertical breakwater is commonly used in port and coastal engineering. Wave force is one of the major forces the vertical breakwater endures.

The City of Haikou is located at the tropical beach area, with a diversified variety of tropical resources and a coastal natural scenery.

"Coastal areas, including the Yangtze river delta [around Shanghai] are greatly threatened by the rise in sea level, " he said.

Alabama officials say a duck hunter has found the body of one of the four children allegedly thrown from a coastal bridge by their father.

The craggy mountain range travels along the Mediterranean Sea, sparing only a few coastal valleys for agricultural use or settlement.

There was only some light industry and was no heavy industry in the coastal areas.

As part of the search that has extended into a second month, many coastal towns are using heavy machinery to jar free mounds of rubble.

Coastal tourism is an important part of the tourism industry and one of the fastest-growing parts of the world's tourism industry .

In those areas the typical wage could be two-thirds that of the more developed coastal provinces, or less.

In fact, the only emerging pattern is one of wildly see-sawing fortunes, as coastal towns change hands with almost metronomic regularity.

Rao said the Andhra Pradesh Government has issued a warning for all coastal areas, to remind residents of the storm struck.

A knight in the service of a duke goes to a coastal village where an earlier attempt to build a defensive castle has failed.

As seawalls are inexpensive and easy to build, they are a sustainable tsunami defense measure applicablefor most coastal communities.

Yes, especially in some of the big coastal cities like Shanghai, Beijing, Shenzhen and Guangzhou, ' he said.

All coastal regions are being evacuated. This storm makes landfall, we're going to see a tremendous storm surge.

Africa may have to look to South Africa, the continent's sole coastal country between the Red Sea and the Cape with a proper navy.

The behavior of coastal traveler is different from that of those who travel in other region.

The Mon Calamari developed as coastal dwellers, living comfortably in both the water and on the surface.

He also advised the coastal places could enclose sea area to set up land, taking advantage of the long coastline of Guangdong.

So plainly fraudulent was the count that the local committee of a leftist party in the coastal city of Damietta publicly denounced it.

Coastal Georgia was too firmly held by an entrenched aristocracy for him ever to hope to win the place he intended to have.

At the beginning of the 20th century, in north coastal plain on the island of Iraq and weng unearthed at the palace of a building.

On March 31st Mr Obama prepared to unveil a plan, anathema to greens, to open millions of acres of coastal waters to offshore oil drilling.

Coastal waters generally have more suspended material due to river input, material stirred up from the bottom, and increased plankton.

They recycled oyster shells in a remote coastal village into a million-yuan business and won an international organization's top award.

San Sebastian is a coastal town where the best thing to do is lay on the beach and wait for the next scrumptious meal.

Very little military action took place in Florida, except in a couple of coastal cities.

As a coastal city, Mirs Bay and Shenzhen Bay Shenzhen which Mirs like the wings and to the eastern and western ends of the extension.

As the earliest open city among the coastal cities and one of the 15 vice-province cities, FDI of Qingdao is around tops in whole China.

300What may be considered to be one of Georgia's best-kept secrets, Eagle Island is blessed ten-fold with coastal Georgia's natural beauty.

Paths wander past the stone walls and foundations of a partially restored 600-year-old coastal settlement where people lived off the land.

Japan would be allowed to hunt 120 minke whales in its coastal waters as a sop to local sentiment in four ports.

A reassessment of safety threats to boiling-water reactors, in particular, and also to coastal reactors will result, he said.

India Tower is located in the prestigious South Mumbai coastal area fondly referred to as the Queens Necklace.

In the coastal areas of Guangdong the Buffet clam is usually called Huajia and is a very popular sea food.

Tsunamis can travel thousands of miles, and still send water crashing a hundred feet high into a harbor or coastal town.

Shore Bombardment: This shows how well the ship can bombard enemy land units in coastal provinces when combined with an assault from land.

The police and medics tried to help victims of a car explosion in the western Turkish coastal city of Izmir.

Finally, some proposals are given for the wind-resistant design on bridge in the typhoon-prone areas of coastal.

But it has been one of the main sources of migrant labour flowing into the coastal manufacturing hubs.

By any local standard in the prosperous northeastern coastal city of Tianjin, Gong Haitao, 31, seems to have it all.

In the developed southeast coastal areas, some metropolises started to set down freeway network planning across the administrative regions.

This permanent beachside home, designed for a young family is located in an established, heavily treed native coastal environment.

It appears that Beijing is now using civilian vessels as proxies to advance its strategy of denying access to its coastal seas.

But a number of new factories and mines, even some large ones, may also be built in the coastal regions.

China is entering a period where economic growth in inland regions is overtaking that of coastal regions.

China's 2006 Defense White Paper said the navy would extend its mandate beyond coastal defense to include "offshore defensive operations. "

From Canada to Tasmania, most coastal areas with sea grass beds, mangroves, or coral reefs can lay claim to a seahorse species or two.

Waves of a meter or more hit the coastal state of Oregon on the U. S. mainland Friday.

The project is expected to develop a long-term plan for the country's coastal embankment and begin in about a year.

Texas 5, an official confirmed that the coastal state of the oil found in the Gulf of Mexico oil spill from the ball well.

Over-exploitation of marine and coastal pollution: as a result of over-fishing, marine resources is in the appalling rate of reduction.

The services also can be classified as the coastal and open ocean ecosystem services due to the consideration of their spatial diversity.

Living and working in coastal Georgia for most of my life, I did not have a great deal of long-distance driving experience.

The research result shows that rainstorm and flood disaster risk gradually increases by the middle area to all around the coastal area.

France, Spain and Portugal and a total of several thousand kilometers of coastal pollution, tens of thousands of seabirds died.

A mansion in the coastal town of Cesme, Turkey, has a huge aquarium outside it in place of the garden wall.

The traditional technology is still used in the coastal areas in Fujian, which needs protection as a nonmaterial cultural heritage.

I had often watched manatees in these warm coastal waters, but I'd never seen one act like this before.

The assessment was designed to help coastal managers at all levels of government make more informed decisions.

The scale provides an idea of the amount of coastal flooding and property damage that might be expected.

It often posts a threat to the people who live close to the river due to its coastal upwelling throughout the year.

The men's desk-sized container was noticed by an Australian coastal patrol aircraft on Saturday.

S. Jeffress Williams, a coastal geologist with the United States Geological Survey, called the system "a critical piece of new technology. "

With these methods, the cumulative annual maximum heights on the sea can be obtained using observations at a nearby coastal station.

If the wave energy is weak coastal barrier sands do not form where the delta meets the sea .

Farmers, reports the Associated Press, are simply unable to meet the rising demand stemming from burgeoning coastal cities like Shanghai.

American alligators are found in freshwater coastal wetlands across the southeastern United States, from Louisiana to the Carolinas.

Amateur video footage, taken in a coastal town as the tsunami hit, reveals the full power of the tsunami in horrific detail.

Export-dependent coastal cities in mainland China have had the steepest downturns in their real estate markets.

She said that to show the features of this coastal city and the abundance of water resources, the designer set the theme around water.

These outsiders exploited the absence of a functioning Somali state capable of protecting its coastal waters.

Weihaiwei originally coastal fishing village, Han said the stone down.

They also surveyed existing reports to determine how costly it would be to protect or replace those coastal resources.

along the river of tide soil spatial distribution of Salmonella number is no difference, coastal tide soil significantly reduce.

Among the coastal ecosystems threatened by the spill are the Chandeleur Islands (image right center).

For instance, alerts about coastal waters being too rough during storms have no meaning for a rice farmer in the mountains.

One of the better choices is at Jinshan (or Jinshanwei), a coastal city just north of the shadow axis.

Hon Hai's methods have failed to keep up with changes among the migrant workers who staff coastal factories like Longhua, he says.

"Our aspiration is to merge Phuket with Macao. We have a beach as good as Phuket's, " he said, referring to the Thai coastal resort.

The new mission of the PLA navy is to protect our national interests in coastal areas and the high seas, not to engage in an arms race.

New Jersey is not in a seismically active zone but meteorologists say the coastal state is long overdue for a Category Five hurricane.

A charr would have little opportunity to meet the peace-loving quaggan, as quaggan are sea-creatures and Ascalon has no coastal territory.

Clearly, convincing coastal populations to abandon their homes and possessions when a storm appears is unlikely to be popular today.

Volunteers' cars and trucks that have enough gas are loaded up with people and goods for trips out to the storm-struck coastal areas.

Improvement works to a river which discharges into a coastal protection area.

The company is located in a "Chinese tourist city, " said Shandong's Qingdao, the coastal scenic areas.

Drivers from the northwest must navigate its rings of concentric circular highways to get to coastal ports or to head south.

We see that, with the impetus of modern Olympic Games, the sailing sports is getting increasingly popular in coastal countries and regions.

Both train accidents appear to have occurred at or near the northern coastal side of the central portion of the island of Java.

The eastern coastal city used to be the frontline of Communist-Kuomintang rivalry decades ago.

But marine life in the coastal area, however, is being exposed to radiation through a more direct route.

But China's deployment of a carrier would send a powerful signal that its naval interests are no longer confined mainly to coastal defence.

The Juneau Icefield, one of the five largest ice fields in North America, is in the Coastal Mountains of Alaska, USA.

Topographically , we may consider the coastal plain to be a terrestrial analog of the continental shelf.

Like Honan, the three interior provinces did not benefit from the 1980's reforms that led to strong economic growth in coastal areas.

Even the coastal islands are the remains of a mountain range that existed thousands of years ago.

the redwoods seem to belong on those coastal hills, and the alligators seem to belong in those plains.

Grant Gilmore of Estuarine Coastal and Ocean Science Inc. says that male fish probably use some of these sounds to woo females.

Deep-ocean pressure sensors and coastal tide gauges are the only tools available to detect and measure a tsunami.

Officials insist that she and her fellow passengers were rescued by a coastal patrol as soon as it was alerted to their presence.

Moreover the coastal aquifer historically used in Tripoli was becoming contaminated and its salinity was increasing.

Chinese fishing boats are berthed and tied down in the coastal town of Jinjiang southeast China's Fujian province on Sept.

Gulf Economic Zone in the southwestern tip of China's coastal areas, like a mosaic in the northern Gulf to the top of the bright pearl.

China increased the "density" of economic activity by concentrating production in a few coastal cities geared to exports.

Oil and coastal rackets are not the only objects of the criminals' interest.

One day drought may be a thing of the past at least in coastal cities.

Egypt's population and agriculture mainly in the Nile Delta coastal and estuarine areas, is one of the cradles of human culture.

The principle of natural prolongation is one of the entitlements of the coastal states to continental shelf.

China's special economic zone has experimented with different models, and is now moving from coastal to inland cities.

In a statement, the Norwegian Coastal Administration said at least two marine park there the afternoon of the oil slick 18.

Palm trees make a good frame for a tropical beach; a spray of water shooting over rocks adds drama to a rugged coastal scene.

A local official in the town of Futaba said more than 90% of the houses in three coastal communities had been washed away by the tsunami.

The only one of the survivors arrived in Yemen after swimming 23 hours Bier A town in southern coastal provinces She Bowa.

The North African coastal plains were rich in resources, but the Sahara to the south was an impassable barrier.

Other buoys are moored in the tropics and coastal regions, mainly around the United States.

Although one of the smallest parks in Canada, it's a popular destination, with famous beaches and outstanding coastal landscapes.

Little City with a demonstration area planning for the transfer of industries coastal city ushered in the new development opportunities.

I believe that you have started enjoying life in that beautiful coastal city, and the warm climate will surely be good for your health.

The water washed away boats, cars and houses in coastal areas north of Tokyo. It also led to tsunami warnings across the Pacific.

And there are many potential negative impacts of this structure on the coastal environment that have not been evaluated.

The eco-environmental problem of the coastal zone is one of the hot issues of studying marine environmental science at present.

Later incorporated into Guangzhou's city wall, it was used as a watchtower to keep out the pirates who once pillaged China's coastal cities.

Like the rainforests of the tropics, Alaska's coastal rainforest teems with wildlife.

Binhai, a coastal county in Northern Jiangsu, is an area with a relatively poor economy and less-developed education.

With it goes another chance for a better life in coastal communities tempted by piracy.

It is a mainly dry country with only a few coastal areas that have adequate rainfall to support a large population.

Many of the missing are presumed to have been washed out to sea from low-lying coastal areas.

Then, in the foundry and Foxconn, about equal to train lines in Chongqing, as the cost of transportation and coastal cheaper competition.

Coastal salt marshes are the important intertidal ecosystems at the land-ocean interface.

During a speech Tuesday in Houston, Senator John McCain called for an end to a moratorium on energy development in coastal areas.

Some of the best-value and most rewarding touring is in the Minho, the coastal province north of Porto.

The hardened Misrata fighters, who launched their assault on Sirte last week, are tightening the noose around the coastal city that Col.

With annual average incomes even in the wealthy coastal cities around $1, 500, it is not hard to see where golf's elitist image comes from.

The plan links economically developed coastal regions with quake regions to help finance rebuilding projects.

The intent of this legislation was to provide protection to selected coastal habitats.

As the storm was projected to move farther away from land, however, no coastal watches or warnings were in effect.

Especially developed coastal regions of solid waste began to begin the mid-west provinces.

Based on the previous studies of the classification of geological hazards, the concept of coastal geological hazards is re-examined.

In the worst-case scenario, sea level would rise by an extra foot in coastal areas from New York to Halifax.

The fish farming operation is so dense that there is no question the rivers and coastal areas are beyond what nature can support.

The big refinery at Brega, in the contested coastal area between the two sides, is out of order.

One detection method uses a buoy system that warns coastal communities in the United States of an approaching tsunami.

As a coastal open city Ningbo, has been faced with the "big harbor, a small airport, " such an embarrassing situation.

Foshan, as the information technology developed coastal cities, has developed e-commerce environment, information environment relaxed.

With its isolated outlook and coastal resources, it was designated as a special scenic area in 1986.

The writer says that Antarctica is immense in size and only the coastal areas support life, so drilling for oil and gas is no problem.

These provided theoretical base for protecting of coast erosion, it has importance significance to comprehensive management of coastal zone.

These study results should be beneficial for subsequent stream and soil pollution reclamation works along the coastal areas in Yunlin.

Great changes have taken place in coastal cities in recent years.

I was born and brought up in Sanya, which is an international tropical coastal tourism destination.

Pollution, commercial fishing, coastal erosion, development and poaching are among the causes.

New Zealand to the coastal areas, preferably into a shirt or jacket sports shirt to wear when the weather turns cooler.

In this scenario, hundreds of millions of people around the world would be affected as low low-lying coastal areas became inundated.

In 2003, after repeated trials, a small number of local seafood farmers decided to grow the algae in coastal enclosures.

When a coastal State is exercising the right to take measures in accordance with Article I, the following provisions shall apply.

As well, labour pools are becoming tight as fewer migrant workers from the countryside head to coastal manufacturing hubs.

Beaver upon the Land and Otter along the coastal waters of the ocean.

the ecological resources recorded within the assessment area include shrubland , stream ravine , coastal backshore and reservoir pond marsh.

She had moved east, and opened a flower shop in a small coastal town, and spent her life brightening the days of others.

This model can be applied to the management of the marine environment in the estuary and coastal sea area.

Falmouth is a coastal town with an important harbour, and is located at the southwestern tip of England.

The opposition fighters might still be stalled on the coastal highway, but momentum looks to be in their favour.

But he did say that house prices, particularly in large coastal cities, had reached levels that are "obviously too high" .

Good for coastal inland and open ocean water, lakes, bays, rivers and white water up to Class III.

Sea level rise is now sufficiently rapid that coastal cities across the world are largely abandoned.

But in general, the overall coastal ecosystem is healthy, or in a state of sub-health, according to the report.

For much of China , economic development means ecological disaster . But the coastal province of Jiangsu may be a rare success story .

The observatories warned that the outer circulation of both of the tropical cyclones would contribute to strong winds to the coastal areas.

Considering the case of Yancheng, grey linear programming is applied to the agricultural eco-economic structure of coastal farm.

Until air travel became more common these family holidays were almost always spent in one of the coastal seaside resorts.

Coastal line of China symbols bowstring, while the Yangtze River goes upstream from Shanghai to Chongqing like an arrow.

For three days, Kasamatsu, whose coastal home had been flooded by the tsunami, called his daughter's cell phone to no avail.

These products have been exported to Japan, the United States, France and China's coastal provinces and cities.

Autumn grandeur spreads across Eagle Lake on Mount Desert Island, one of several coastal islands that make up Acadia National Park in Maine.

The company lies in coastal city of Taizhou, only half an hour away from airport by car.

Coastal Taizhou is a hub of chemical production, and the big plant would be a feather in the cap of local officials.

The burden is particularly heavy for Namie, a coastal village known for its pottery, a bustling fishing port and a scenic river gorge.

The system makes the online direct report more convenient of coastal area economic development zone, process thought more clearly.

New Zealand has already issued coastal navigation warnings for the area in the Southern Ocean where the icebergs have been seen.

The early Qing Dynasty, sugar cane cultivation throughout the southeastern coastal provinces.

In counting, China is a massive country and relying on imported grain can only be cost-effective for its coastal areas.

As well as helping the disabled win benefits, Mr Chen helped farmers in his coastal Shandong province resist illegal land-seizures.

There were a large number of Official Mazu temples and Hall Mazu temples in Shanghai, mainly in coastal, river terminals and trade center.

Years of rising sea levels will also destroy coastal cities like New York and Tokyo .

Suzhou Coastal Cogeneration Power Ltd. specializes in power supply. There are two series gas-stream turbine generator unit in the company.

Earlier this year, unfounded rumours of a march in Georgia sparked off several days of counter-demonstrations in the coastal city of Batumi.

It would be some useful reference of hazard prevention and hazard reduction for Quanzhou Coastal zone.

Oh, your question reminds me. When I was going to a coastal city by ship, I met my high school classmate at the bar of the ship.

Zhao Jun's study detailed cases from medium-sized cities and coastal cities with a relatively higher degree of development.

Hamas, though hit hard by the air and ground campaign, remains the de facto force within the coastal enclave.

Now that Japan faces the task of rebuilding its coastal communities, can it cast its relationship with the sea in a new light?

young Nile crocodile slips peacefully through a brackish estuary in a Gabon coastal reserve.

We continued our select coastal journey in Fujian, which boasts scenic beauty and a brilliant cultural tradition.

This follows the release of two reports with dire predictions for China's food production and coastal cities due to global warming.

e. g. This agricultural boom, often described as a modern day gold rush, has brought a new way of life to the coastal plains of Almeria.

China still has plenty of cheap labour in northern and inland cities, far from the overheated coastal boomtowns.

The river also sits on Antongil Bay, and across the choppy water are coastal villages on the fringes of the Masoala forest.

Television channels immediately cancelled their programming to transmit information on the quake and a coastal tsunami advisory.

Coastal stretches of south-east Louisiana, particularly areas outside levee protection, are the main concern.

With news dribbling out from stricken coastal communities, the scale of the horror is still sinking in.

Company operating highway as within the coastal Fujian Province, a major thoroughfare, bear a greater share of the transport task.

The colonial coastal village of Savannah is home of military bases, antebellum houses, hospitals, shops, and a port.

Coastal flooding from heavy waves was also expected along the east coast of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula and the Bay Islands of Honduras.

large somber-colored scaleless marine eel found in temperate and tropical coastal waters; some used for food.

But it is crucial to remember that those with jobs in large factories in successful coastal regions are among the more privileged Chinese.