On the recordOctober 28, 2013
They have the data that says how cold the water is, and if the water's not very cold, then you can be in it longer.
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congress.govThey have the data that says how cold the water is, and if the water's not very cold, then you can be in it longer.
Hunter argues for using existing data to determine safety requirements for vessels in warm waters.
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