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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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  • Fed up with bad news? Join the movement to save the Atlantic whitefish (Coregonus huntsmani), the only endemic spec… https://t.co/Vw4TUycz1L
    10 days ago
  • Two dozen species were declared extinct in 2019. The faces of #extinction include a #shark that has only ever been… https://t.co/KVnpbgxJdd
    10 days ago
  • Hope for #coralreefs - witnessing rapid recovery in the world's most biodiverse reefs. https://t.co/TudkjW8vWa https://t.co/6QrID7nZhM
    51 days ago
  • BBC News - Climate change: Emissions edge up despite drop in coal https://t.co/eTWgUkDFjU
    51 days ago
  • Fantastic #scicomm example of translating something very intractable such that everyone can understand why it is a… https://t.co/EmTuUHFwnG
    92 days ago
  • How can we save the last 400 Atlantic #rightwhales? 2019 Ransom Myers Memorial Lecture will be given by Kim Davies… https://t.co/YzXxIfghoq
    93 days ago
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