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The pilot who may have saved this Great Barrier Reef wave

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By Owen Burke Verified
| MSN Verified
By the time pilot Don Adams landed on Lady Elliot Island, a coral cay at the southern end of Australia's Great Barrier Reef, decades of commercial guano mining had reduced the place to something approaching a moonscape. The seabirds were largely gone, the vegetation had been stripped away, and even the roughly three feet of guano-rich soil that once supported it had disappeared.
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Guide to Hats, Shades & UPF Gear

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By Owen Burke Verified
| Power And Motoryacht Verified
Pale as I am, with a predilection for tropical waterways and an aversion to stained clothing and greasy fishing equipment and skin, I’ve worked up a hard-won but finally, dare I say, Bedouin-grade regimen for keeping my dermatologist at least one beach house poorer. I have a three-tiered approach to my hat lineup depending on breeze, whether I’m fishing, how much direct sun I’ll bear, and space.
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200,000 Barrels of Radioactive Waste Under the Sea Original

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By Owen Burke Verified
| SURFER Magazine Verified
This is not, we’re afraid to report, a lost Jules Verne novel. In the depths of the North Atlantic, some of the barrels are already corroded, but somehow, life among them is thriving. rachasuk / Getty Images There are few places on Earth where you’d expect to find a neighborhood of crabs, sponges, anemones, and other assorted marine weirdos flourishing atop thousands of barrels of radioactive waste. Three miles beneath the North Atlantic, apparently, is one of them.
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