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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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  • New Protected Areas to safeguard unique glass sponge reefs off BC. Sponge Bob would be a proud Canadian this week! https://t.co/TtgvQHVjeT
    68 days ago
  • The biggest threat to the world’s biggest creatures is hunting https://t.co/f9ikKD1p0f
    97 days ago
  • We are still eating the world's largest animals out of existence. Direct exploitation for meat and body parts the m… https://t.co/QZkiyNv6zK
    97 days ago
  • Learning about the ocean in a deep way: https://t.co/EDvK3KLlqX @OceanSchoolNow @4oceanliteracy @StudentsOnIce
    122 days ago
  • How to make the next Green New Deal work! Fantastic piece on how to achieve carbon neutrality https://t.co/DTkvKp5Y6t
    129 days ago
  • Happy 2019, Pale Blue Dot. A timely reminder by Carl Sagan https://t.co/SkHhYCxHUQ via @YouTube
    133 days ago
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