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8/3/2006
In 2005 there were more beach closings and advisories than at any other time in the 16 years the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) has been tracking them.
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7/6/2006
Every year, the vast fleet of trawlers, seiners, longliners, charter and private sportfishing boats, and other vessels that catch fish in our nation’s waters discard a large proportion of their catch, often dead or dying. Virtually all fisheries, no matter how selective the equipment used or area fished, catch and subsequently discard significant numbers of non-targeted species, referred to in fisheries jargon as “bycatch.”
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4/12/2006
Ocean fish are the last wild creatures that humans hunt for food on a large scale. The oceans once supplied a seemingly unending bounty of seafood, with codfish so plentiful off the coast of New England, fishermen merely needed to dip baskets into the water to catch them.
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For more information on our Atlantic legacy, contact:


Field Organizer Winston Vaughan

Phone: (617) 292-4800

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