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Hake skipper guilty in rockfish catch
Also in this issue:
Alaska Ranger sinks, questions remain
Your Business: Your salmon - Sea lice infestations said to hit sockeye, herring
Your Business: Management - Who will be hurt by the Chinook closure? It depends on who you ask.
Your Business: The people - It’s time for others to fix the Sacramento River
Your Business: From the Legal Times - Exxon Valdez: How will supreme court rule?
May focus: Going green
Behind the scenes - Who Helped:A quick thank you to someone who makes the industry better
Alaska Notebook - Fewer pinks, more sockeye, Deadliest Catch the video game
Letter from Dutch - Ice attacks, lower Chinook bycatch, plus TV stardom
B.C. Update - Fuel companies shutting down marine service stations
and more.
B.C. salmon farm debate now before the courts
Debate over the future of fish farming on British Columbia's coast moved from skirmishing in scientific journals to a full-blown court battle Tuesday.
This time it's a challenge to the constitutional legality of the B.C. government regulating the same salmon farms whose rapid expansion it enthusiastically promoted. [more...]
B.C. salmon farms doing a great business
