For the resident breeding murres, we detected an interannual trend in habitat use, with these birds shifting their distribution offshore over time.
At the time, offshore companies were entering a golden age.
They spend so much time offshore and underwater that even basic observation is difficult.
The official Wilson Security "incident reports" from Stevenson's time offshore, seen by the Guardian, are testaments to suffering.
New recommendations are contained in a report, Offshore Wind: Decision Time, written by Charles Ogilvie, former chief of staff to energy minister Greg Barker.
Some crab fishermen refer to their time offshore as "sea-hab," and as Captain Hillstrand writes in "Time Bandit," a book he and his brother (and fellow "Deadliest Catch" captain) Andy have just published with Malcolm MacPherson, "The crew who work best on deck are animals who should be dropped off at the sea buoys on the way to port".
It also led to questions about the White House's assertion that Mr. Bush would fly in on a jet and make a dramatic landing because the carrier was expected to be hundreds of miles offshore at the time of his arrival, too far for a helicopter to fly.
We will try to work with developers to bring the dates forward wherever possible.' But in an unpublished paper submitted to the government, National Grid says that, while it is possible to connect new offshore farms in time, the onshore target of 14GW of wind is 'not credible'.
Henry's spent 10 years working the Arctic offshore, and the time has taken its toll: he's 32 but looks 40; his attractive wife back in Washington State, tired of living alone for months at a time, has just sent him five Dear John letters (she would have sent fewer, but she was worried they wouldn't get through) that he received in one brutal clump.
But culling through credit card records and making offshore cases is time consuming.
