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A new study of fish stocks around the world found that while 63 percent of commercial species have been fished to perilously low levels, many species have rebounded when fishing pressure is scaled back. The study, which included University of Washington scientists, is the most comprehensive look at fish stocks yet. Ray Read More … Luis Sinco / Los Angeles Times A coalition of village corporations and others files suit to put an end to drilling and exploration for a copper and gold mine above Bristol Bay — a sanctuary for wild Read More … Jeremy Hance In a paper that shows just how strange our modern world has become, Robert P. Friedland, neurologist from the University of Louisville, warns that farmed fish could be at risk of Creutzfeldt Jakob disease, or mad cow disease. Currently, farmed fish are fed cow byproducts—a food source they would never find natural environment (unless society Read More …
Jihad Hashim The apocalyptic documentary crisply explains the catastrophic consequences of overfishing. “We got 30 minutes!” “Throw the ball!” Bloom yelled, and Ben Dinsdale, one of her Sightings of Earth’s largest animal have increased in past few years Blue whales are returning to Alaska waters in search of food and could be re-establishing an old migration route decades after they were nearly wiped out by commercial whalers, scientists say. The endangered whales, believed to be the largest animals ever to Read More … |
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