WASHINGTON, D.C. – July 19, 2010 The National Ocean Policy Coalition expressed its concern that the Final Recommendations of the Ocean Policy Task Force announced today could result in unintended economic and societal consequences for ocean policy stakeholders. “The National Ocean Policy Coalition believes that the Task Force’s final recommendations could lead to a new […]
U.S. National Ocean Policy and Its Implications for Industry NOPC Presentation given at the Sustainable Ocean Summit, June 15, 2010, Belfast, Ireland
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April 14, 2010 Homer Tribune: Fish are Easy on the Stomach Alaska fish can now claim another “best” on the health front. It is the easiest protein on your tummy. That is the conclusion of the first comparative study ever done on digestibility of America’s most popular proteins …
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April 5, 2010 SlowTwitch.com: Famous on Accident Phil Morlock might be the most important guy in the bike industry you’ve never heard of. He’s Director of Environment Affairs for Shimano. He’s a bike lobbyist…
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April 5, 2010 The Seminal: Offshore Oil Drilling: Politics Trumps Science President Obama is a vast improvement over former President Bush in every respect. Remember when we all decried the politicization of then-President Bush’s science-related decisions, and worked for a candidate who vowed to listen to science …
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April 5, 2010 Washington Times: Empty Rhetoric, Empty Gas Tanks: Obama’s Energy Policy is Just for Show After President Obama’s Andrews Air Force Base “energy policy” statement Wednesday, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar said that last year he received more than a half-million citizen comments on lease sales …
March 28, 2010 San Francisco Chronicle: Casting a Wide Net for an Ocean Rescue The rumor seemed to gain a life of its own in the blogosphere: President Obama was poised to ban sportfishing in America …
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March 22, 2010 Herald News: OUTDOORS: Too much red tape, again The trailer boat pulled into the South Watuppa pond parking lot and headed for the boat ramp. When it approached the yellow tape line cordoning off the ramp, the operator was approached by an environmental police officer …
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March 21, 2010 New York Post: Rec fishing groups fight for access There is a storm brewing in the recreational fishing community over a new federal plan for oceans and great lakes that would limit sport fishing in large areas of open waters …
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March 16, 2010 Working Waterfront: From the Town Landing: Drawing the line on spatial planning Managing the nation’s ocean waters has got to be one of the most vexing and complicated resource-management tasks governments attempt-and it’s about to get a lot more complicated …
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