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    • Remains and debris from grounding of the Rena container ship, NZ
    Rights: Maritime New Zealand Published 11 January 2012 Size: 170 KB Referencing Hub media

    Mixtures of contaminants leached from the Rena could be toxic to marine life. Scientists look for signals in marine life that might come from such mixtures.

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      Where land meets sea, the Rena disaster – introduction

      The resources in this collection are about where the land meets the sea. New Zealand has 15,134 km of coastline with extensive marine habitat. Land and sea are intricately linked, one impacting ...

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      Environmental toxicity after Rena

      Professor Chris Battershill, the University of Waikato’s Chair in Coastal Science, is leading research to explore environmental toxicology in the Bay of Plenty. Rights: Bay of Plenty Polytechnic ...

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