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Fish Talk in the News – Friday, December 14

• Posted on December 14, 2012 by Talking Fish
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In this week’s Fish Talk in the News, a historic vote on menhaden; NOAA Administrator Jane Lubchenco steps down; a fishermen argues that the decline of cod stocks contributes to seafood fraud; continued calls for the release of a report on NOAA enforcement; the Senate Appropriations Committee proposes fisheries disaster aid; warming waters threaten Maine clams. … More Info »

• Posted in: In the News
• Tagged: ASMFC, clams, climate change, disaster assistance funding, Jane Lubchenco, menhaden, NOAA, seafood fraud

Focus going forward should be on making the New England Council and sector management work – not on repeating unsubstantiated arguments

• Posted on October 5, 2011 by Peter Shelley (CLF)
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Monday’s Boston field hearing of the Senate Committee of Commerce, Science, and Transportation was good political theater.  Senator Kerry and Senator Begich from Alaska, chair of the Committee, tried their best to create a constructive and positive atmosphere for the … More Info »

• Posted in: Opinion
• Tagged: 80-20 rule, Amendment 16, Congress, correcting myths, fishery management, fishery management councils, Jane Lubchenco, NEFMC, New England fisheries, NOAA, Sectors