Sally Watson
Deputy Editor and Journalist at Good Morning Britain
Journalist. Deputy Editor @GMB @ITV. Formerly @BBCNews @BBCBreakfast. Cricket fan. History geek. Wild camper
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Apr 15, 2024 |
niwa.co.nz | Sally Watson
Ship anchors may cause extensive and long-lasting damage to the seafloor, according to new NIWA research. NIWA anchored their research vessel in Wellington Harbour and observed in real-time how its anchor changed the surrounding environment. Dr Sally Watson is a marine geophysicist at NIWA who led the study. She says they saw broomstick-like scarring on the seabed. “Our preliminary findings showed marks on the seabed typical of an anchor being moved around due to wind and currents.
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