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Atelectasis is a collapse of the air sacs in the lungs called alveoli. It may occur in a portion of the lung, or in the entire lung. Normally, oxygen enters the body through the lungs and is exchanged with carbon dioxide in the alveoli. The lungs expand and contract to create the exchange of these gases.
Atelectasis is not a disease, but a condition or sign that results from disease or abnormalities in the lungs.
Atelectasis is caused by a:
- Blockage of the airway
- Reduced amount of surfactant, a liquid that keeps the lungs expanded
Blockage may be caused by:
- Infection
- Tumors, mucus, or a foreign object in the lungs
- Compression, resulting from emphysema , an enlarged heart, or a tumor
- Scarring that blocks the airway as a result of radiation therapy , frequent infections, or disease
- Pneumothorax —leakage of air into the space surrounding the lungs
Reduced amounts of surfactant may be caused by:
- Lung immaturity in premature babies
- Fluid build up
- Failure to take deep breaths
- Not coughing, which keeps the airway clear
Risk Factors
Factors that may increase your chance for atelectasis include:
- Premature birth if lungs are not fully developed
- Anesthesia
- Restricted chest movement, due to bone or muscle problems, or recent abdominal surgery
- Injuries
- Prolonged bed rest with few changes in position
- Mechanical ventilation
- Lung diseases, such as asthma or lung cancer
- Weakened respiratory muscles
- Smoking
- Heart failure
- Obesity
- Conditions that limit physical activity, such as a stroke , spinal cord injury, heart problems, trauma , or severe illness
Atelectasis may or may not cause symptoms. Small areas of collapse are less likely than larger areas to cause symptoms. Major atelectasis decreases the amount of oxygen available throughout the body.
Symptoms that may occur if a large area has collapsed include:
- Rapid breathing
- Shortness of breath
- Taking shallow breaths
- Coughing
- Decreased chest movement during breathing
- Mild fever
- Rapid heart rate
- Chest pain
- Blueness of the lips or nails
You will be asked about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. This may include listening to your lungs for changes in the normal sounds.
Your body structures may need to be viewed. This can be done with:
Other tests may be needed to confirm or rule out the cause of the atelectasis.
Treatment focuses on treating the underlying cause and maintaining enough air supply. The collapsed lung usually expands after the underlying cause has been corrected. Mild atelectasis often goes away on its own without treatment.
Treatments include:
Physical Therapy
The therapist uses different techniques to help clear mucus from the lung. You will be positioned so that gravity helps secretions flow out of the body. When resting in bed, lie on the unaffected side to promote drainage from the lung area that has collapsed. Moving around will also help clear your lungs.
Respiratory Therapy
Respiratory therapy may include any or all of the following:
- Breathing masks or treatments to help keep your airways open
- Incentive spirometry to help you learn to take deeper breaths
- Suction to help remove secretions
- A breathing machine, called a ventilator, if you are unable to breathe adequately on your own
Your doctor may recommend:
- Medications to open the airways
- Medications or therapy to treat the health condition that caused the collapse
- Antibiotics to treat an infection
- Oxygen, if you are having trouble breathing
Bronchoscopy may be used to remove a foreign body or mucus that is blocking the airway.
To help reduce your chance of atelectasis, take these steps.
- If you smoke , talk to your doctor about ways to quit.
- If you need to, talk to your doctor about the best ways to lose weight .
- If you have a chronic lung or heart condition, follow the treatment plan outlined by your doctor.
- After surgery, follow instructions for deep breathing, coughing, and turning. Ask for pain medication if discomfort is limiting movement or coughing.
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- Review Date: 12/2014 -
- Update Date: 12/20/2014 -


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Almost didn't purchase because of the reviews saying the jacket had a peculiar odor - but this must have been corrected. The jacket is striking in appearance and works with almost any type of shirt underneath. Unlike some TA jackets the sleeves are not too long and the fit is true. Glad I finally purchased.
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Whatever smell problem that previously existed must be in the past. This shirt jacket had only the faintest leather smell to it.Fit is perfect, workmanship is very good. I am very pleased. Gonna look killer when I start gigging with my new country band!Oh, and I thought the picture was quite representative of the color. It has kind of a sheen to it when brushed up, which gives it sort of a silvery highlight, but is just the way the light reflects from it.
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Great jacket but some do smell! I bought this jacket and could not with repeated airings get rid of a pronounced, room-smelling odor. Not foul, but very, very noticeable. TA's great customer service is replacing jacket and reported to me that while some jackets may be defective, many customers reported no problems (see other reviews). Just a heads up. I like the jacket so much that I am bothering to attempt finding an odor-free version with great assist from TA--who always comes through. Jacket 5 stars, odor 1 star.
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This jacket is superior for its quality construction and styling. I'll admit there was a distasteful chemical odor at first, but that seems to be dissipating. Also, the color isnt quite the dark brown that's pictured but rather more greyish. Yes, it does run a little large as well with the sleeves just a tad too long. I do wish it had a cell phone pocket on the inside lapel too. Beyond that, this is already perhaps my favorite jacket. High quality garment. The suede is supple but substantial. It'll get you compliments on the street. Truly, if you've ever wanted a classy suede jacket, pull the trigger and get this one.
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Very nice, but does smell
I would just call this a jacket, not a shirt jacket. The smell is an issue--kind of acrid and burning, like a brand new baseball mitt just oiled, so I'll have to let it age gracefully and outgas before I can wear it some places. Like those great yoga mats that smell bad for several weeks. Wore it to a stock show yesterday and the goats didn't care.
Great except for one thing...
I purchased this suede shirt/jac after reading all of the reviews, including those few that referenced a strong offensive/chemical odor to the leather. I too could not get past the smell of this garment - a strong, strange and offensive odor, certainly not the typical wonderful smell of leather. So despite my liking the color, styling, and fit, I had to return it. Just couldn't live with that smell. I would not recommend this nor buy this item until its odor issue can be resolved.
Dallas, TX
Very good, but not perfect
First, the complaints about smell is silly. Either these people have never bought leather goods before, or the problem has been solved. ---Only gripe is sleeve length. It's a little longer than I'm used to. I'm hoping I'll get used to it, because I do really like the jacket.
Looks and Smells Great!
LOVE the shirt/jac! It is the perfect weight for my climate, and like everything I purchase from TA, is top quality. Some previous posts speak of a foul odor....WRONG. TA has either fixed the problem or else the previous posters had overly sensitive noses. There is no abnormal smell to me! Sizing: I am normally sized a Medium, needed a small on this (sleeves).
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Not just a shirt, not just a Jac!
This Suede shirt-jac is dapper enough to wear on a night out and casual enough for a Saturday morning coffee run! The quality is exactly what I have come to know from Territory Ahead, no disappointment there. I liked mine so much that I had to buy a second one after having left mine in a local restaurant. Obviously somebody else is enjoying it too because it never came full circle!
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Looks great, smells horrible! Don't buy this, trust me, you will send it back.
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Backorder arrived as promised and it has become a most welcome addition to my already crowded jacket collection. Layering during this mild winter in Michigan ( so far!) has become paramount. Wish it came in more colors.
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Always Wearing It
Bought as gift for my husband. He likes heavier shirts more than jackets, based on him never wearing the jackets he has. He doesn't say much about clothing, and though he has plenty of choices, he's been wearing this one most of the time. That's about the best recommendation possible from him :)
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Jim Harbaugh tested the arm strength of then-Nevada QB Colin Kaepernick with a one-on-one competition. (Nhat V. Meyer / San Jose Mercury News)
New Orleans — He is the cool dude with the ready smile, the free-and-easy romp with the football, the kid who started the season hoping to make his ballclub as a second stringer. And made it to Super Bowl XLVII as a starter. The stranger half of the strangest quarterback matchup in the now venerable history of this ultimate championship game.
The dude with the tattoos etched down both his upper arms.
Colin Kaepernick plopped down on one of the special podiums reserved for the stars. His red 49ers cap was worn with a flat brim. His red jersey with the numeral 7 on it had short-cut sleeves so that the muscles bulged and along the muscles were his messages.
"Surround heart. Even if attacked remain Psalm." The numerals were was too small for me to read at my perch alongside Kaepernick's podium on the Super Bowl football field.
Then in much larger letters above the elbow:
"Guide Me."
In front of him were some 50 television cameras attached to some 50 electronic media marvels with perhaps 35 assistants. The poor TV guy from North Platte, Neb., had to work solo. Everybody was shouting questions at Kaepernick.
I finally managed a query from the side of the mob — about the number of the Psalm on the left arm.
Kaepernick said: "27-30."
"I got the tattoos when I was 19," Kaepernick said in response to another question. "I always wanted tattoos. My father wouldn't let me have them. Then I was old enough and got them at 19."
This was the event that Joe Namath skipped 44 years ago before his semi-private poolside interview for seven of us newspaper writers. It is the event formerly known across America as Media Day. Now known — in the U.S., Asia, Australia and Europe — as "Media Day Fueled by Gatorade."
It was held inside the Superdome, where thousands of homeless citizens of New Orleans were billeted and fed during the perilous flood days after Hurricane Katrina. Before that, a building around which was tied a yellow ribbon the Super Bowl Sunday of Ronald Reagan's presidential inauguration when the American hostages were freed from Iran.
On Tuesday morning, the now-named Mercedes-Benz Superdome — as we were reminded in bright, large neon — was the site of the annual wild opening festivities of Super Bowl XLVII.
And Kaepernick was one of the prima donnas.
A bit later Joe Flacco would bottom out on a podium on the same field in the Ravens' portion of the day's histrionics. Flacco is the other half of this bizarre subplot of this bizarre Super Bowl featuring the Harbaugh brothers, Jim and John, as coaching rivals.
The way things work in the NFL, Flacco was not expected to be at this Super Bowl, either. Then again, he did not have to worry last August at training camp about sticking with the Ravens. He has five years of veteran's tenure.
But that is another story.
"At the start of the season, I was just hoping to get on the field," Kaepernick said. "Somehow …
"It was hard work and it was a competition. I was trying to do everything I could to prove that I needed to be at least No. 2, and that I could go out and play."
Two seasons ago Kaepernick was playing college ball at Nevada. Two seasons ago Jim Harbaugh was coaching college ball at Stanford.
Then Harbaugh was hired to return to the NFL as a head coach. One of Harbaugh's first trips was the hop and skip from San Francisco to Reno to look at this tattooed kid, Kaepernick.
Harbaugh's best method to test a young quarterback was to try to out-pass him. So fortified by his years of quarterbacking Michigan, then 15 seasons in the NFL, Harbaugh challenged Kaepernick.
"We had a few competitions, different drills and different accuracy things," Kaepernick told the Super Bowl media. "Just head up and see who could compete and win. We had different goal-post throws, who could throw a better spiral, things like that."
There was a winner.
"I let him win the first one, and I won the rest," Kaepernick said.
Those of us who have known Jimmy Harbaugh from his Michigan years are familiar with his swagger and brashness.
The 49ers grabbed Kaepernick in the second round of Harbaugh's first pro draft. Kaepernick played a bit as backup to Alex Smith last year. Smith did take the 49ers to the NFC championship game a year ago.
But obviously there was something Harbaugh did not like about him. That was proven in Harbaugh's personal trip to North Carolina to try to sign Peyton Manning as a free agent last winter.
The 49ers lost that auction to the Broncos.
So when Smith was injured in November — despite his excellent quarterbacking — Kaepernick was required to play. When Smith recovered and was ready to play again, Harbaugh — controversially — stuck with Kaepernick.
Harbaugh might have seen a vision in the mirror when he made his decision.
"When Colin is running and the stride that he has, the gracefulness with his stride, the ground that he covers, how fast and quick he is," Harbaugh told us here, "he reminds me of myself.
"Then I wake up. But when I dream and have visions of how I run, it's the way Colin runs."
At Media Day Fueled by Gatorade, a TV guy asked Kaepernick if he could describe Harbaugh in a single word.
Kaepernick pondered as he nodded the flat-brimmed red cap. He discovered his word.
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Guard Tim Hardaway Jr. and Michigan received a bit of luck by opening their NCAA Tournament run at The Palace. (Sheila Springsteen/Special to Detroit News)
Ann Arbor -- No relief from the heat. For the Wolverines, the pressure of lofty rankings and a relentlessly rugged Big Ten season is over. And now all that remains is one more sweaty chance to prove they're truly as good as they sometimes look.
Michigan didn't catch many breaks with its NCAA Tournament draw, although it got one biggie — opening in Auburn Hills. The Wolverines' No. 4 seed made that a bit uncertain, but they join the Spartans there for Thursday's games, and if a rebound beckons, it's always best to start close to home.
So, does a rebound beckon? When you have one of the nation's premier playmakers in Trey Burke, you have a shot. But Burke needs help, and the Wolverines need to unburden themselves and unleash the passion they showed early in the season.
As always in the Tournament, much depends on matchups, and Michigan faces some unusual ones. If it gets past South Dakota State, then possibly VCU, it likely would face Kansas, as scary a Sweet 16 draw as you can get. But the way the Wolverines figure it, if they survived the Big Ten's bulls, they should feel free to run with the Jackrabbits now. That's the high-scoring, 3-point-shooting South Dakota State Jackrabbits, led by superb guard Nate Wolters.
"We're not really out there, not getting the exposure we were getting at the beginning of the year," Burke said. "I definitely think a lot of people have us in their brackets as a team that can get upset. I think that's motivation, and we'll use it to our advantage. This team has matured a lot, and I think we're ready to make a run."
This was an understated bracket night at the Crisler Center, without the giddy excitement of a team new to the stage. The Wolverines know where they've been — ranked as high as No. 1 — and where some think they're headed, going 6-6 down the stretch.
They're 26-7 and nearly nabbed a share of the Big Ten title, but there's still repair work going on. John Beilein spent a decent portion of Sunday night reminding everyone of the accomplishments, and he's right. But there's a nagging sense because of a few tough losses, and repeated defensive breakdowns, that this Michigan team is at a fork, in desperate need of a dagger. OK, beyond the cutlery analogies, the Wolverines are trying to recapture the swagger they showed during their 16-0 start.
"We're used to playing with a lot of pressure on us," Beilein said. "This team has been playing to stay in the top 10 all year, and they've carried that as well as any team in the country. I think we've been through this enough where we will play to win."
The perception is, the Wolverines played not to lose last year in the Tournament, when they also were a No. 4 seed facing a 13 seed with a dynamic guard. Ohio and D.J. Cooper stunned Michigan 65-60, and that's a handy reference point when questioning this year's team.
It's not completely fair, but it'll be there until the Wolverines make a long Tournament run. Michigan hasn't reached the Sweet 16 since 1994. Beilein is 2-3 in the Tournament in six seasons here, and hasn't had a team nearly as good as this one.
Everybody knows the Tournament features small names with big games, and there's no way Michigan is looking past anything or anyone now. Burke said he hadn't seen Wolters play, but by the time you read this, I imagine the Wolverines will know all about the 6-foot-4 senior guard, who averages 22.5 points and is considered an NBA prospect.
"We play well against high-scoring teams, so that plays to our advantage," Burke said. "Our defense has improved, but it's not where it needs to be. If we're able to get out in transition, we get better opportunities than when teams slow it down."
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Michigan's All-America sophomore guard can't do it all, and Burke will need more assistance from shooters Tim Hardaway Jr., Glenn Robinson III and Nik Stauskas.
The Wolverines' interior weaknesses were exposed late in the Big Ten season, although freshman Mitch McGary has added some punch.
The pressure seemed to wear on the Wolverines at times, perhaps starting with the glow of the No. 1 ranking. And it'll be there Thursday at The Palace against a 25-9 South Dakota State team that's legitimately dangerous, a disciplined team that doesn't turn the ball over or miss many free throws.
The flip side is, the Jackrabbits have lost to Hofstra and Cal State Bakersfield. And the Wolverines have beaten Michigan State and Ohio State, and need to remember how they did it. Burke returned this season instead of jumping to the NBA for precisely this moment. It's generally accepted he'll leave after this run, but that's not on his mind now.
"This is what I came back to school for," Burke said. "We have to stay in the moment, just try to think about South Dakota State. That's how teams get beat, when they look ahead."
The Wolverines aren't looking ahead now. Perhaps just as important, they're not looking back, either.


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Captain Gordon Markov is more than happy to oversee his final mission on board Icarus. And Doctor Stephen Straub is more than happy to be a part of the prestigious research team assigned to the ship. Testing out the Icarus's new heatshielding is the plan, but the artifact in orbit of the Sun leads Doctor Catherine Tybalt, head of the research team, to press the captain to retrieve the object for further analysis. The interior of the artifact is hollow -- a void -- and should be incinerated, but it's perfectly intact. If they can discover what makes the object naturally resilient to the radiation of the Sun, perhaps it can be used for future development in stardiving. With a risky plan in place, Captain Markov reluctantly agrees. However, the artifact emits a strange radiation that affects not just the operational systems of the ship, but also the crew itself. Once the artifact is on board, research begins, and the scientists discover the terrifying secret of the void...but when they do, the fate of the ship may have already been sealed.
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- Colonoscopy —A thin, lighted tube with a tiny camera attached is inserted into the rectum. The inside of the entire colon and rectum are examined. If a polyp or abnormal tissue is discovered, it may be removed and reviewed for further testing. For most patients, this is the standard for examining the colon.
Polypectomy —The removal of a polyp or polyps during sigmoidoscopy or colonoscopy.
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Virtual Colonoscopy —A type of CT scan that uses computer software along with CT imaging to examine the colon for polyps. A rubber catheter is used to introduce air into the colon. This procedure is still being studied. Some of the benefits of a virtual colonoscopy include:
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Since 2003 we have used the power of scientific research, expeditions, social and traditional media and a television series on PBS to share our message with the world. Here's a list of key awards, publications, honors and "firsts," since our founding over a decade ago.
Carl Safina completes his new book, Beyond Words, due out in summer, 2015, published by Holt.
- Blue Ocean Institute changes its name to The Safina Center.
- Carl Safina announced as a finalist for the 2014 Indianapolis Prize, a biennial prize in global wildlife conservation.
- Safina Center Fellow, Paul Greenberg publishes his third book American Catch: The Fight For Our Local Seafood, to critical acclaim.
- The Safina Center and Monterey Bay Aquarium expand their partnership and collaborate on sustainable seafood ratings creating consistency for Whole Foods Markets nationwide.
- The Safina Center logo is now included in seafood counter signage in 370 Whole Foods Market stores in the US and Canada.
- Safina Center Fellows, Paul Greenberg and Demian Chapman are both named Pew Fellows in Marine Conservation.
- The Safina Center welcomes two new Fellows: writer, photographer and filmmaker John Weller, and marine scientist and author Dr. Ellen Prager.
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- Safina Center Fellows, Demian Chapman and Debra Abercrombie completed Shark Fin ID Workshops in many countries around the world including Fiji, South Africa and Hong Kong.
- The Safina Center helps orchestrate Stony Brook University's first ever Earth Day "Tweet-Up" honoring 3 Indianapolis Prize finalists (and SBU professors) Carl Safina, Russ Mittermeier and Patricia Wright.
- Safina Center Fellow, John Weller and his partner Shawn Heinrichs complete their film "Guardians of Raja Ampat," to inspire community-driven conservation in Indonesia.
- Blue Ocean Institute celebrates its 10th Anniversary.
- First full series of Saving the Ocean with Carl Safina broadcast on PBS to 90 million households in the U.S. and Canada. All episodes now available free at any time on PBS.org.
- Carl Safina nominated for the 2014 Indianapolis Prize, a biennial prize in global wildlife conservation.
- Carl Safina is lead scientist on the GYRE expedition to the southwest coast of Alaska and Aleutian Islands.
- National Geographic premieres documentary video of GYRE expedition. Now available free at any time on NationalGeographic.com.
- Over a quarter of a million visits to Blue Ocean Institute's new website this year.
Stony Brook University establishes the Carl Safina Endowed Research Professorship for Nature and Humanity, Long Island, NY.
- Carl Safina interviewed by Alan Alda at Stony Brook Southampton. (Safina is co-chair of the Alan Alda Center for Communicating Science.)
- Carl Safina receives an Honorary Doctorate from Drexel University.
- Carl Safina is awarded the Inaugural Andrew W. Mellon Distinguished Fellow in Environmental Studies by Colby College.
- Rutgers University presents Carl Safina with a Distinguished Alumni Award in Biology.
- Safina wrote the foreword for "The Last Ocean, Antarctica's Ross Sea Project" by John Weller, published by Rizzoli.
- Blue Ocean Fellows, Demian Chapman & Debra Abercrombie hold Shark Fin Identification Workshops in Honduras, Belize, Costa Rica, Senegal, Sri Lanka, Hong Kong, USA, Thailand, United Arab Emirates, Yemen, Egypt, Oman, Brazil and Fiji.
- Blue Ocean Institute is recognized by Intelligent Philanthropy for our commitment to transparency.
- Blue Ocean's partnership with Whole Foods Market, plus media attention, help save harbor porpoises in New England waters.
- Blue Ocean Fellows Program launched in November. First Fellows: author Paul Greenberg and shark experts, Dr. Demian Chapman and Debra Abercrombie.
- The View from Lazy Point, A Natural Year in an Unnatural World wins 2012 Orion Magazine Book Award.
- Six new episodes of "Saving the Ocean with Carl Safina" filmed to complete first year of the PBS series. Episodes premiere in October, 2012.
- "The Sacred Island," episode of "Saving the Ocean with Carl Safina" PBS series named finalist at the BLUE Ocean Film Festival, "Innovations and Solutions" category.
- Carl Safina blogs for Huffington Post; begins blogging for National Geographic.
- Blue Ocean Institute more than doubles its Facebook and Twitter audiences.
- Blue Ocean Institute moves to Stony Brook University's School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences.
- Blue Ocean Institute launches new and expanded website.
- Blue Ocean releases comprehensive overview, "MERCURY: Sources in the Environment, Health Effects and Politics," written by Sharon Guynup; intro and summary by Carl Safina.
- A Sea in Flames: The Deepwater Horizon Oil Blowout named to Top Ten List by the Project on Government Oversight.
- Carl Safina receives Ocean Hero Award from Diver magazine.
- Research scientists Alan Duckworth and J.I. Peterson's "Effects of seawater temperature and pH on the boring rates of the sponge Cliona celata in scallop shells" published in September issue of Marine Biology.
- Carl Safina selected as "Long Island's Man of the Year in Science" by the Times Beacon Record.
- Safina's fifth book –The View from Lazy Point; A Natural Year in an Unnatural World – published in January to rave reviews.
- Safina profiled in the The New York Times.
- Safina's fifth book –The View from Lazy Point; A Natural Year in an Unnatural World – published in January to rave reviews.
- Safina profiled in the The New York Times.
- Safina's sixth book – A Sea in Flames; The Deepwater Horizon Oil Blowout – published in April to excellent reviews.
- Both books selected as The New York Times Book Review "Editor's Choice."
- Safina is interviewed on PBS, NPR, in magazines from TIME to Rolling Stone, and on dozens of other stations.
- FishPhone text messaging reaches its 100,000th query.
- Safina wins James Beard Award for Journalism – Environment, Food Politics and Policy.
- Safina and Duckworth invited to write "Fish Conservation" chapter in the Encyclopedia of Biodiversity, 2nd edition.
- Safina nominated for the 2012 Indianapolis Prize.
- Safina named among Twenty-Five Visionaries Who Are Changing the World by Utne Reader.
- Safina writes "The 2010 Gulf of Mexico Oil Well Blowout: a Little Hindsight" published in PLoS Biology.
- First 2 episodes of Saving the Ocean air on over 100 PBS TV stations across the U.S.
- Safina's first children's book Nina Delmar and the Great Whale Rescue is published.
- Safina testifies before Congress regarding the Gulf oil blowout.
- Safina interviewed on The Colbert Report, MSNBC, CBS TV, PBS' Need to Know, The Leonard Lopate Show (NPR), Globo News-Brazil, News 12 Long Island, Democracy Now,
- CNN, and BBC Radio among many others.
- Safina invited to give a talk at the TEDx Oil Spill Conference. His talk quickly moves to the main TED.com home page.
- Special Oil Spill web section added to www.blueocean.org.
- FishPhone launches a new iPhone app and receives great media coverage.
- Blue Ocean establishes partnership with Whole Foods Market to provide seafood rankings in stores.
- Mercury in Fish Project launched in collaboration with The Gelfond Fund for Mercury Related Research & Outreach at Stony Brook University.
- Safina becomes co-chair of steering committee for the Center for Communicating Science at Stony Brook University. The Center is an innovative collaboration between SBU's Journalism School and the School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences.
- Safina wins Sylvia Earle Award presented at the Blue Ocean Film Festival.
- Safina wins Guggenheim Fellowship in Natural Sciences Science Writing.
- Safina wins Lifetime Achievement Award from the International Wildlife Film Festival.
- Blue Ocean establishes partnership with Google Ocean.
- Safina writes "The Moral Climate" chapter in Moore and Nelson's Moral Ground; Ethical Action for a Planet in Peril.
- Safina's "Darwinism Must Die Go So That Darwin May Live" published in The New York Times.
- Hardt and Safina's "Threatening Ocean Life from the Inside Out" published in Scientific American.
- Next Wave's Ocean Science Literacy Workshops raise awareness of the ocean and Google Earth technology for English Language Learning students.
- Safina's "A Future for U.S. Fisheries" published in Issues in Science and Technology. (President Barack Obama's article was also in this journal.)
- FishPhone receives a Best in Green award by Ideal Bite, a green-living website.
- FishPhone receives major media coverage from The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times to Bon Appetit, Gourmet, Condé Nast Traveler and Parade magazine (resulting in 4,000 queries in a single day.)
- Green Chefs/Blue Ocean launched – online sustainable seafood course for chefs and culinary students.
- Safina and Klinger's "Collapse of Bluefin Tuna in the Western Atlantic" published in Conservation Biology.
- Safina's first book, Song for the Blue Ocean, named One of 12 Most Influential Environmental Books of All Time by Environmental Defense Fund.
- Blue Ocean invited to establish science office at the School of Marine & Atmospheric Sciences at Stony Brook University.
- Blue Ocean distributes its 2.5 millionth ocean-friendly seafood guide.
- Safina's "Toward a Sea Ethic" published in The American Prospect's Ocean & Coasts special report. (Candidate Barack Obama also contributed an article.)
- Hardt and Safina's "Carbon's Burden on the World's Oceans" published online at Yale Environment 360.
- Blue Ocean forms the Friendship Collaborative with Ken Wilson, Senior Pastor of Vineyard Churches of Ann Arbor, MI, to further dialogue between scientists and evangelical Christian leaders.
- Blue Ocean launches FishPhone, the nation's first sustainable seafood text-messaging service, plus a downloadable seafood guide for cell phone and PDA users at fishphone.org.
- Safina's article, "On the Wings of the Albatross", with photographs by Frans Lanting featured in National Geographic magazine.
- New television series, Saving the Ocean, developed for PBS by Safina and producer John Angier. Pilot segments filmed in Belize and Zanzibar.
- Blue Ocean partners with Stony Brook University's School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences to collaborate on climate change research and science communication.
- Safina's third book, Voyage of the Turtle, is published to critical acclaim.
- Voyage of the Turtle selected a New York Times Book Review "Editors' Choice."
- Safina gives invited talk at the World Economic Forum in Davos,
- Switzerland on the status and future of fisheries and the oceans.
- U.S. poet-laureate Billy Collins helps launch Blue Ocean's Sea Stories literary project with his poem "Coastline."
- Safina awarded George B. Rabb Medal from Chicago Zoological Society, Brookfield Zoo.
- Safina addresses a conference convened by the Center for Health and the Global Environment at Harvard and the National Association of Evangelicals to help create a conservation-oriented "Urgent Call to Action."
- Safina awarded Bianimale Foundation Fellowship.
- Blue Ocean's Hawaii-based Marine Ecology and Fishery Specialist, Eric Gilman, produces "Catch Fish, Not Turtles," a booklet in several languages created to help fishermen avoid catching sea turtles while fishing.
- Safina receives an Honorary Doctorate from State University of New York.
- Safina and four co-authors' "U.S. Ocean Fish Recovery;Staying the Course" published in Science Magazine.
- Lee gives an invited talk at the World Bank, bringing global attention to ocean conservation and the importance of seafood sustainability as a food security concern.
- Safina and Chasis' "Saving the Oceans" published in Issues in Science and Technology.
- Blue Ocean Institute launched by MacArthur fellow Dr. Carl Safina, and Mercédès Lee.
- Brownstein, Lee, and Safina's first fully transparent methodology for sustainable seafood ranking, "Harnessing Consumer Power for Ocean Conservation" published in Conservation Magazine.
- Lee wins Renewable Natural Resources Foundation Outstanding Achievement Award for her book Seafood Lovers Almanac.
- Partnership established between Blue Ocean and Atlantis Marine World Aquarium in Riverhead, Long Island, NY as the basis for a new education program.
- Safina's book Eye of the Albatross awarded John Burroughs Writer's Medal.
- National Academies of Science, Medicine, and Technology gives Safina its Communications Award for Eye of the Albatross, as "Year's Best Book forCommunicating Science."
- Safina writes the Foreword for a new edition of The Sea Around Us by Rachel Carson.
- Brownstein, Lee, and Safina's "Harnessing Consumer Power for Ocean Conservation" published in Conservation in Practice.
- Safina receives Rutgers University George H. Cook Distinguished Alumnus Award as Most Distinguished Alumnus in 50-year history of the Ecology and Evolution Graduate Program.