Rosanna Xia
Reporter at Los Angeles Times
Environment reporter @latimes covering our coast and ocean ☀️🌴🏄🏻🌊🐋
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2 months ago |
seattletimes.com | Rosanna Xia |Corinne Purtill
LOS ANGELES — The Reuben Lasker was about 4 miles off the coast of Manhattan Beach when ash began to rain upon the sea — first in delicate flurries, then in noxious clouds. The fisheries research vessel had set sail days earlier for a coastal survey. It was supposed to be a routine voyage, the kind that the California Cooperative Oceanic Fisheries Investigations, or CalCOFI, program embarks upon four times a year as part of the world’s longest-running marine ecosystem monitoring effort.
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2 months ago |
sentinelsource.com | Corinne Purtill |Rosanna Xia
LOS ANGELES — The Reuben Lasker was about four miles off the coast of Manhattan Beach when ash began to rain upon the sea — first in delicate flurries, then in noxious clouds. The fisheries research vessel had set sail days earlier for a coastal survey. It was supposed to be a routine voyage, the kind that the California Cooperative Oceanic Fisheries Investigations, or CalCOFI, program embarks upon four times a year as part of the world’s longest-running marine ecosystem monitoring effort.
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2 months ago |
savingseafood.org | Corinne Purtill |Rosanna Xia
January 30, 2025 — The Reuben Lasker was about four miles off the coast of Manhattan Beach when ash began to rain upon the sea — first in delicate flurries, then in noxious clouds. The fisheries research vessel had set sail days earlier for a coastal survey. It was supposed to be a routine voyage, the kind that the California Cooperative Oceanic Fisheries Investigations (CalCOFI) program embarks upon four times a year as part of the world’s longest-running marine ecosystem monitoring effort.
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2 months ago |
havasunews.com | Corinne Purtill |Rosanna Xia
LOS ANGELES — The Reuben Lasker was about four miles off the coast of Manhattan Beach when ash began to rain upon the sea — first in delicate flurries, then in noxious clouds. The fisheries research vessel had set sail days earlier for a coastal survey. It was supposed to be a routine voyage, the kind that the California Cooperative Oceanic Fisheries Investigations, or CalCOFI, program embarks upon four times a year as part of the world’s longest-running marine ecosystem monitoring effort.
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2 months ago |
thebrunswicknews.com | Corinne Purtill |Rosanna Xia
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