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  • Australian surfer says Quake swirled ocean 180 degrees

    Australian surfer says Quake swirled ocean 180 degrees

    01 April 2005: - - An Australian surfer who was sailing near the epicentre of the latest Indonesian earthquake said it sent shudders through his boat, then caused the ocean to swirl 180 degrees, dragging the boat backwards and forwards.…

  • March 2005 issue of Surfrider Foundation USA newsletter

    March 2005 issue of Surfrider Foundation USA newsletter

    Welcome to the March 2005 issue of the Surfrider Foundation newsletter from the Surfrider Foundation, a non-profit, coastal environmental organization at http://www.surfrider.org.…

  • Quake behind December Tsunami was longest on record

    Quake behind December Tsunami was longest on record

    30 March 2005: - - The earthquake that triggered the devastating Boxing Day tsunami was the longest on record -- extending over 1,200 km (750 miles) -- but poses little further immediate danger, scientists said on Wednesday. However, large earthquakes and possible giant tidal waves are a threat on the segments of the…

  • Last Name First to screen at Clean Water Classic event

    Last Name First to screen at Clean Water Classic event

    31 March 2005: - - The Surfrider Foundation and Op are proud to announce the showing of Chris Gabriel's newest film titled Last Name First at the 4th Annual Clean Water Classic surfing competition. This film stars Andy and Bruce Irons, Cory and Shea Lopez, CJ and Damien Hobgood, and Shane and Gavin Beschen along with…

  • SurfAid International update on the recent Sumatra quake

    SurfAid International update on the recent Sumatra quake

    30 March 2005: - - The team at SurfAid International is deeply saddened by yet another tragedy occurring in Sumatra, Indonesia. The March 28 earthquake measured between 8.2 and 8.9 on the Richter scale. This is one of the most powerful earthquakes the world has experienced in recorded history. The worst affected area…

  • Millions raised to protect Pupukea-Paumalu, North Shore

    Millions raised to protect Pupukea-Paumalu, North Shore

    30 March 2005: - - In the next several months the future of the North Shore will be decided. Many have wondered if the North Shore will remain a public treasure for Hawai`i residents and its millions of visitors from around the world, or if it will become a private playground for an exclusive few. Your ongoing suppor…

  • Why no Indo Tsunami this time? Answer lies in location

    Why no Indo Tsunami this time? Answer lies in location

    30 March 2005: - - The powerful quake that struck off Indonesia on Monday probably did not generate a killer tsunami because it was deep and in a fortuitous location, experts said on Tuesday. But they said the uncertainty over whether there would be a tsunami after the 8.7 magnitude quake under the Indian Ocean floor…

  • Powerful Quake hits Nias & Indo, Tsunami warning lifted

    Powerful Quake hits Nias & Indo, Tsunami warning lifted

    29 March 2005: - - BANDA ACEH, Indonesia - A powerful earthquake struck off Indonesia's west coast late Monday, killing scores of people whose homes collapsed on them and spreading panic across the Indian Ocean that another killer tsunami was on the way. Indonesia's vice president predicted up to 2,000 deaths.…

  • Nias suffers deaths, injuries, & damage from earthquake

    Nias suffers deaths, injuries, & damage from earthquake

    29 March 2005: - - Monday night's earthquake struck about 120 kilometers (75 miles) north of Nias, off Indonesia's Sumatra coast. It came about three months after a 9.0-magnitude quake struck a point further northwest along the Sumatra coast, spawning a tsunami that killed more than 126,000 Indonesians and leaving al…

  • Official Nias death toll now at 321, at Simeuleu 100 dead

    Official Nias death toll now at 321, at Simeuleu 100 dead

    29 March 2005: - - A magnitude 8.7 earthquake, among the 10 most powerful worldwide since 1900, struck near the west coast of Sumatra in Indonesia last night, killing 300 people on the island of Nias, the government said.…

  • Surfrider Foundation partners with National Surf League

    Surfrider Foundation partners with National Surf League

    25 March 2005: - - San Clemente, CA, The Surfrider Foundation announced today that it has signed on as the official non-profit partner of the National Surf League. The two organizations have agreed to work to promote environmental stewardship of beaches and coastlines through the National Surf League’s upcoming Quiks…

  • SAS announce the 2005 SAS/Quiksilver Eco Grom Tour

    SAS announce the 2005 SAS/Quiksilver Eco Grom Tour

    22 March 2005: - - World Water Day sees leading environmental campaigners ‘Surfers Against Sewage’ (SAS) announce an educational tour for young surfers in June. Surf ‘grommets’ will have the chance to learn how to protect their local beaches from pollution, as well as being given the chance to surf with and against s…

  • SurfAid International offered a new home in Qld. Australia

    SurfAid International offered a new home in Qld. Australia

    14 March 2005, Sydney, --Coastalwatch.com, an Australian surfing website, has generously offered to be the new home for SurfAid International, Australia. In addition to making an AUS$25,000 donation to SurfAid, Coastalwatch has given the health-focused charity office space and administrative support for its Australia…

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