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Merge update: April 2021
I propose to merge
Chemical Oceanography. I am in favor of this merger, which will improve the quality of information on Chemical Oceanography and Wikipedia as a whole. I recognize Wikiproject Limnology and Oceanography as the relevant Wikiproject for this subject, and I have proposed this merger on that page as well. The history of merge requests on the talk page of Chemical Oceanography indicates a consensus for this action, which I propose to be carried out by the WPL&O community pending further discussion. OHClNaMg (talk) 22:39, 1 April 2021 (UTC)
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- A marine chemist is a person who deals with occupational safety due to chemical-related hazards on boats, not someone who studies the chemistry of the ocean. Merging this article with Chemical oceanography seems inappropriate. CapitalSasha ~ talk 16:11, 11 April 2022 (UTC)]