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A crop from the ocean floor
Paul Dobbins and Tollef Olson admit they still have a kink in their scheme to use seaweed to revolutionize American eating habits, clean the environment, lower the federal trade deficit and make themselves fabulously rich.
Call it the yuck factor.
"It...Tags: Aquaculture, World War I (1914-1918), Fertilizer, Companies and Corporations, Agricultural Research and Technology
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Gulf oil spill: Oyster beds, shrimp areas closed
GreenspaceThe Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals announced the closure Saturday of oyster harvesting beds west of the Mississippi River, as a precautionary response to the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. The closed areas were identified as...... -
No-fishing zones: a draconian conservation measure
California's anglers and boaters aren't sure which was more egregious: the state blue-ribbon task force's draconian decision to stifle California's offshore recreational fishing in the guise of protecting the ocean environment, or The Times' one-sided...Tags: Fishing, Aquaculture, Biology, Lifestyle and Leisure, Science
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Alaska weighs in on new federal oceans policy
GreenspaceWith the world's oceans facing mounting threats from pollution, climate change and overfishing, the Obama administration held the first of several public hearings intended to help it draft a coordinated policy for managing the health of the seas. During... -
Review: Lobster with a view in Santa Monica
Los Angeles Times Restaurant CriticYou'd think that with all of Santa Monica's coastline, there would be more restaurants right on the beach, places where you could enjoy local seafood and revel in the landscape of sea and sand. Not counting hotel dining rooms, the list is far too short....Tags: Bars and Clubs, Seafood, Family, Lifestyle and Leisure, Restaurants
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Gulf oil spill: Are chemical dispersants a threat?
GreenspaceChemical dispersants may be an essential tool in breaking up swaths of the massive gulf oil spill as it moves toward beaches and wetlands. But a political battle over their makeup and possible health effects is brewing, with local officials...... -
Gulf oil spill: Tensions mount over clean-up jobs
GreenspaceLouisiana fishermen, thrown out of work by the massive oil spill that has closed coastal waters, are jockeying for jobs to contain the mess. But just who gets those jobs is a source of mounting tension. Some workers are getting...... -
Gulf oil spill: More tar balls wash up; turtles, dolphins found dead
GreenspaceThe Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries confirmed Wednesday that tar balls that washed up on the beach at South Pass in Plaquemines Parish, La., are from the Deepwater Horizon spill. Biologists found the sticky, dark-colored blobs on the beach.... -
Gulf oil spill: Feared seafood shortages become reality
GreenspaceThree weeks after the explosion on the Deepwater Horizon rig created a leak in the ocean releasing some 5,000 barrels of oil a day into the water, seafood shortages are starting to plague markets in New Orleans and throughout the...... -
Brown pelican, removed from endangered species list in 2009, faces a new threat with the Gulf oil spill
L.A. UnleashedCALIFORNIA BAY, La. â Hounded by hunters and fishermen, driven to near-extinction by chemical pollution, the brown pelican has survived a century of human abuse -- only to face another challenge from the giant oil spill threatening to devastate the........ -
Fish and Game Q&A: Will controlling Sacramento pikeminnow help salmonids?
OutpostsIn support of the California Department of Fish and Game and its effort to keep hunters and anglers informed, Outposts, on Thursday or Friday, posts marine biologist Carrie Wilson's weekly Q&A column: Question: On a local fishing message board, there........ -
Saltwater fish count for Southern California, Sept. 13
OutpostsAttention anglers: Outposts will attempt to post the daily Southern California saltwater fish count, courtesy of 976-TUNA, each evening. Hope you find it useful: boats anglers fish audio Point Loma4731 Bigeye Tuna 231 Yellowfin Tuna 15 Skipjack_Tuna 8...
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