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Strait of Hormuz naval blockade threatens 'bioinvasion super-spreader event'

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| GBH News (Boston, MA) Verified
August 21, 2026 As a U.S. military naval blockade remains active in the Strait of Hormuz, traffic in the port has been massively reduced over the summer. But one lesser-known impact of the blockade is what’s going on underneath the ships that are stalled, specifically a process called biofouling. To learn more, Meteorologist Dave Epstein spoke with two experts for GBH’s Morning Edition.
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Coastal waters feel colder this year? You're not imagining things

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By Dave Epstein Verified
| GBH News (Boston, MA) Verified
August 12, 2026 Local waters are experiencing noticeable cooler water temperatures this season due to subarctic water being pulled into the Gulf of Maine. GBH Meteorologist Dave Epstein recently spoke with Nick Record, a senior research scientist at Bigelow Lab for Ocean Sciences in Maine. What follows is a lightly edited transcript. Dave Epstein: Today I want to talk about the fact that the National Weather Service recently had a cold water advisory for parts of Southern Maine.
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Massachusetts will be slammed by heat through the holiday weekend

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By Dave Epstein Verified
| GBH News (Boston, MA) Verified
June 30, 2026 Near record-breaking temperatures are coming to Massachusetts on Thursday, and perhaps on Friday as well. But the actual temperatures that might go into the record books don’t matter as much as the fact that it’s just going to be hot and humid this holiday weekend. The heat wave should break Sunday or Monday.
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