Minors Should Not Be Allowed to Drive.
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Ecosystem Destruction: Overfishing, Bycatch, and Destructive Fishing Practices
(03/16/2002) British construction industry plan to turn almost 400 square miles of the English Channel into a gigantic quarry to provide sand, gravel, and crushed rock for building everything from skyscrapers to roads further threatens region's already severely overfished scallops, whiting, sole and plaice fisheries. See Ecosystem Destruction: Oceans. (03/10/2002) Leading U.S. marine biologist Jane Lubchenco says problems facing world's oceans - including global warming, overfishing, and "dead zones" due to fertilizer runoff from farms - are so serious that scientists must become activists to protect them. See Ecosystem Destruction: Oceans. (03/06/2002) Wild Atlantic salmon on their way to becoming extinct in Ireland's River Nore and other rivers within 10 years due to pollution, commercial driftnet fishing, and dams. See Endangered Species: Salmon.
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Healing ourselves and a dying planet
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Earth Crash Earth Crash Home What's New at EC Ecosystems Extinction Global Warming Health Invasive Species Pollution Population Full Subject Index Newsletter 'Old' Recent Articles 'Old' Article Archive Photo Gallery
Earth Spirit
Earth Crash
Documenting the Collapse of a Dying Planet
Ecosystem Destruction: Overfishing, Bycatch, and Destructive Fishing Practices
(03/16/2002) British construction industry plan to turn almost 400 square miles of the English Channel into a gigantic quarry to provide sand, gravel, and crushed rock for building everything from skyscrapers to roads further threatens region's already severely overfished scallops, whiting, sole and plaice fisheries. See Ecosystem Destruction: Oceans. (03/10/2002) Leading U.S. marine biologist Jane Lubchenco says problems facing world's oceans - including global warming, overfishing, and "dead zones" due to fertilizer runoff from farms - are so serious that scientists must become activists to protect them. See Ecosystem Destruction: Oceans. (03/06/2002) Wild Atlantic salmon on their way to becoming extinct in Ireland's River Nore and other rivers within 10 years due to pollution, commercial driftnet fishing, and dams. See Endangered Species: Salmon.
Earth Spirit Home Pyramid Scheme Final Empire Myth of Progress The Boiling Frog Primitivist Critique Technology Wounds Civilization & Health Symbolic Thought Number Language Time Against Art Great Forgetting Original Affluence Future Primitive Primitive Affluence Encounters Optimum Life Cultural Recovery Reflections Prophecy
http://eces.org/ec/ecosystems/overfishing.shtml (1 of 85) [4/4/2002 9:09:17 PM]
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