Time to Normalize Seafood as Part of Our Shared Wildlife
This concept is nothing new, but it is high time we officially normalize it. Years ago in the early 2000s, during a brown bag session at Conservation International, I overheard …
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Navigating Growth in Conservation Careers and Finding Balance in an Unbalanced World
For many of us working in conservation, the path we’ve chosen is more than just a career, it’s a way of life. But as we move forward in our roles, …
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Should Marine Fisheries Research Damage Marine Ecosystems?
By Mark A. Grace Marine fisheries research often requires considerable expertise and financial resources coupled with the pressing need to address important ecological issues, so it is essential that the …
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“I’ll have the lobster”: How Climate Change Affects the American Lobster and its Industry
By Maggie Erwin It is a familiar summertime sight: large plates boasting bright red lobsters atop beds of lettuce and carrots; tourists gleefully carrying rolls to their picnic tables, packed densely …
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Still Contaminated After Years of Government Inaction. Who Should Pay for DDT Clean-up off Our Coast?
By Mark Friedman, the RLNews Environmental Reporter. The Montrose Chemical Corporation of California was a chemical corporation that was the largest producer of the insecticide DDT in the world from …
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How Conservatives Can Embrace GreenEnergy During The Biden Administration
By Steve Melink Joe Biden’s victory in the 2020 presidential election is being seen as a positive development by those who favor renewable forms of energy over fossil fuels. The …
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