‘We are intimately connected with nature’: Q&A with oceanographer Kim McCoy

Mongabay
Jul 1, 2021, 4:20 pm468 ptsHot
Sit on a beach and watch the waves. If powered by a storm, the waves may chew away at the beach, depositing sediment in an underwater sand bar that actually protects the coastline from the ocean’s full strength. But the soft waves that follow a storm will slowly return the sand back to the beach. This push…

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