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Daily Archives: July 31, 2009

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Can the World’s Fisheries Survive our Appetites?

Lab News Archive

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July 31, 2009
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  • Have you ever wondered what whales think? If curious, please join us online tomorrow (THU 19th, 6PM) for our ann… https://t.co/Bh4epaWIaN
    60 days ago
  • A global network of marine protected areas can increase global #fisheries by up to 20%. Marine #biodiversity… https://t.co/6epGjqxpzE
    82 days ago
  • RT @oceanpanel: New #BluePaper commissioned by the #OceanPanel urges us to recognise the #ocean’s role in not just providing material goods…
    116 days ago
  • A tiny fish takes on its predators—and wins, transforming the Baltic coast. Another clear example of the cascading… https://t.co/qS58r08cwW
    139 days ago
  • RT @GlobalFishWatch: Our new @ScienceAdvances study demonstrates how combining various satellite technologies can reveal the activities of…
    177 days ago
  • Massive illegal fishing operation uncovered by @GlobalFishWatch in North Indian Ocean https://t.co/g7mtfVEc3n
    201 days ago
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