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Seaweed Handling and Processing: Guidelines for Alaska

This guide is designed to help individuals and companies better understand what’s involved as they decide whether to enter the seaweed processing industry, and to provide some industry standards in the manufacturing or processing of kelp. Learn more...

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Learn how to protect your boat, help control costs at the marina, and conserve the environment. This issue tells vessel owners the importance of communicating with marina management, responding properly to fuel spills, and using best management practices in waste disposal. Pointers are also included on how to avoid fire danger, prevent corrosion and electrolysis, follow safe procedures during fueling, and take necessary steps to winterize and store your vessel.

This is volume 4 of the Alaska Seas and Coasts series. To subscribe to Alaska Seas and Coasts, send your mailing address to Alaska Sea Grant publications or call 800-789-0090.

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Item details

• Item number: M-72
• Year: 2007
• Pages: 12
• Size: 8.5 x 11 inches
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4027/cb.2007

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