A disaster in Indonesia, where a tsunami has lessons for us here in the Pacific Northwest.
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A disaster in Indonesia, where a tsunami has lessons for us here in the Pacific Northwest.
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A look at one of the unnoticed and unsung heroes on the river: the dredge ship Stuyvesant, one of several similar vessels that perform vital maintenance dredging on the Columbia.
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A look at one of the unnoticed and unsung heroes on the river: the dredge ship Stuyvesant, one of several similar vessels that perform vital maintenance dredging on the Columbia.
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A look at the types of ships on the Columbia, and the cargoes they carry.
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A look at the types of ships on the Columbia, and the cargoes they carry.
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Tomorrow will be more than 3 minutes shorter than today. While we know that the days are getting shorter, they seem to be accelerating now. Are we imagining things, or are the days getting shorter faster?
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Tomorrow will be more than 3 minutes shorter than today. While we know that the days are getting shorter, they seem to be accelerating now. Are we imagining things, or are the days getting shorter faster?
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As the weather worsens in our corner of the world each fall, we hear the term “Small Craft Advisory” bandied about quite a bit in marine forecasts. It”s name is somewhat intuitive – small boats should beware. But what does it really mean?
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As the weather worsens in our corner of the world each fall, we hear the term “Small Craft Advisory” bandied about quite a bit in marine forecasts. It”s name is somewhat intuitive – small boats should beware. But what does it really mean?
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Most everyone these days uses Google Maps to get around. Ships use a similar system that also relies on GPS. But it requires a little more finesse to get around on the water, where roads aren’t marked, and underwater dangers lurk for the unprepared.
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Most everyone these days uses Google Maps to get around. Ships use a similar system that also relies on GPS. But it requires a little more finesse to get around on the water, where roads aren’t marked, and underwater dangers lurk for the unprepared.
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