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Which best explains why norwegians call their offshore waters the Blue Meadow?
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Which type of PFD is recommended for rough waters?
offshore PFD
Can you use floundered in a sentence?
Sarah was floundering about in the shallow offshore waters.
What is a Type I Offshore Life Jacket PFD?
Type 1 Offshore Life Jacket PFD's are designed for open, rough or remote waters.
Who controls offshore oil drilling in international waters?
International Seabed Authority
What is an offshore insurance company's income limit before it pays income taxes?
None, That's why it's offshore. The only reason to exist "Offshore" in international waters is to avoid jurisdictional obligations such as taxes and regulations.
What is the oldest thing ever?
Posidonia sea grass meadow is the oldest thing in the world. This 100,000 year old meadow is found in the protected waters in the Mediterranean Sea.
Does Mud cracks in a shale or mudstone indicate that the mud or clay was deposited in deep waters of an offshore marine environment?
no
What are the Texas gun on boat laws?
legality of having a pistol onboard a Sailboat in Galveston Bay and texas offshore waters
Which groups would likely have the most differing views on offshore oil exploration?
China and Vietnam have very different views on offshore oil exploration. In May 2014, Vietnam stated that they will take all measures necessary to defend their interests if China doesn't remove their oil rigs from waters in both of their waters.
What is a Type I PFD life jacket?
Type 1 Offshore Life Jacket PFD's are designed for open, rough or remote waters.
Which of the following explains most specifically the attraction of water molecules to one another?
The property of adhesion explains waters interactions with itself and surroundings.
Do fin whales live in cold or hot waters?
They tend to live in the colder water regions. They are found in less commonly in the tropics. Fin whales are found in deep, offshore waters of all major oceans.
