Farallon de Pajaros / Okinawa / Fort Lauderdale / Asuncion / Honolulu / Farallon / /
Company
Marianas / Galapagos / Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory / Maug Island / Pew Environment Group / /
Country
Guam / Italy / Japan / United States / Canada / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / Product Recall / Product Issues / /
Facility
Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory / University of Victoria / Papahajnaumokuajkea Marine National Monument / Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute / Station ALOHA / Oregon State University / Papahajnaumokuajkea National Monument / /
Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council / Coral Reef Ecosystem Division / Oregon State University / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / White House Council on Environmental Quality / Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute / University of Victoria / Pacific Ocean’s Acidification Laboratory / /
Person
CHRISTOPHER PALA / George W. Bush / Coral Reef Ecosystem / Coral Reef Symposium / Verena Tunnicliffe / Richard Feely / Rusty Brainard / Bill Chadwick / Robert Embley / Jay Nelson / David Butterfield / BOB EMBLEY / Peter Brewer / /
Position
research professor of volcanology / President / marine geologist / head / ocean chemist / oceanographer / /
Environ. Sci. Technol. 2009, 43, 6451–6452 Uninhabited Maug, one of the northernmost Marianas, is a partly submerged crater with an unusually deep lagoon teeming with fish and coral. Hydrothermal vents spewing hot, ac