Bookmarks for November 26th

When I'm not blogging, I'm browsing. Here are sites and pages that I bookmarked on November 26th:

• Hawaii scientists study dumped chemical weapons: University of Hawaii scientists are studying chemical weapons the Army dumped in deep water off Oahu decades ago.

• Rare dolphin listed as endangered: The National Marine Fisheries Service said Wednesday that it would take two steps to protect a rare dolphin in waters near Hawaii.

• Pacific fishing zones: Lifeline for overfished tuna?: Scientists working at the University of Hawaii at Manoa have found that a network of marine zones in the Pacific Ocean could be a more effective conservation measure than simply closing relatively small areas to some types of fishing

• 'Super Jupiter' Discovery Dwarfs Solar System's Largest Planet: The photo was snapped by Japan's Subaru 8-meter telescope on the summit of Mauna Kea in Hawaii. Alien planets are extremely difficult to image directly because their stars are always so much brighter, and outshine any planets.

• Hawaiian Volcano Insects And Spiders To Be Studied For Biodiversity: Researchers from the University of California, Berkeley plan to collect insect and spider DNA from several Hawaiian volcanoes in order to better understand the origins of biodiversity.

• HSPLS Receives First Hawaii Excellence in Technology Award: The Hawaii State Public Library System (HSPLS) has earned the first State of Hawaii Excellence in Technology Award in the category of Improving State Operations.

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