fishing
By Farron Cousins on September 27, 2010
Tags: BP, Deepwater Horizon, Dispersant, Farron Cousins, Fish, fishing, Gulf of Mexico, Health, Oil Spill, safety, Seafood, Toxin, water, chemicals, food, Gulf Coast, Gulf of Mexico, oil
While the site of the massive BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico might have been declared legally dead less than a week ago, the fishing industry along the Gulf Coast is still struggling to survive.
By Harry Tournemille on August 28, 2009
Tags: ARTEK, biofuels, European Union, fishing, Greenland, Greenland Sharks, Ocean, Ottawa Citizen, research and development, shark-based biomass, Technical University of Denmark, Uummannaq, World Wildlife Foundation, WWF, Anne-Marie Bjerg, biofuels, Commission of European Communities, energy, European Union, Marianne Willemoes Joergensen, Technical University of Denmark
The Greenland Shark often grows as large as the Great White Shark, is toxic to humans, and is also a supposed nuisance to commercial fishermen.
By Leslie Berliant on May 8, 2009
Tags: Provincetown, Covanta Energy Corporation, Schnitzer Steel Industries Inc, Person Career, coastal, coasts, Covanta Energy, fisherman, fishing, Fishing for Energy, National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, NFWF, NOAA, Schnitzer Steel, 202-857-0166, electricity, energy, Florida, Hawaii, Maine, Massachusetts, metal, mining, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, New Jersey, New York, NFWF and NOAA's Fishing for Energy program, Oregon, Rhode Island, steel, Tom Barry
