The area is at the confluence of three remarkable land-and-sea ecosystems; the great roiling mass of rays provided the first clue, along with the dozens of dolphins that frolicked in ever-present nonchalance just offshore.
In particular, the Caribbean Sea has large population densities, a long history of human use of marine resources, and remarkable land-based sources of pollution associated with oil production, port and tourism development, deforestation, and agriculture [45], [47].
Almost as remarkable as landing a man on the moon.
That it was a young, shy former caddie who had done the deed was even more remarkable, and landed Ouimet (and the tiny Eddie Lowery) on front pages from coast to coast.
According to these studies, the country is characterized by a reduction of forest, woodlands, grasslands, and shrub lands, but a remarkable expansion of agricultural land and bare lands in space and time.
"I felt that this remarkable system of land distribution," he later wrote, "was the keystone to the success of American democracy".
It is one of the most remarkable pieces of land the town has, and it's worth hundreds of millions of dollars".
These studies found that population distributions have a remarkable relation to land use types.
The design improved local nutrient balance and meets 100% of electricity demand, while achieving higher carbon capture and biomass provisioning, higher water reuse and food production, however with a remarkable impact on land use.
