Edward D. Goldberg, with one of his grandchildren. Goldberg was a marine chemist at Scripps Institution of Oceanography. Among his most noted work was his identification of tributyltin as a toxic chemical in marine paint fouling California harbors and in the creation of the 1975 EPA-sponsored Mussel Watch program to observe U.S. coastal marine pollution. Circa 2007

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