Topic: Andrew Rosenberg
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How Obama wants to protect oceans: White House unveils new plan
The Obama administration wants to change the way America manages its oceans. So it has introduced a plan to bring all stakeholders – from fishermen to oil companies – to the table.
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CITES meeting rejects protection for marine species
The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) meeting in Qatar rejected protection for marine species, including sharks, bluefin tuna, and coral, disappointing the US, environmentalists, and marine scientists.
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US supports trade ban on bluefin tuna
The US government announced it will support a proposed ban on trade in Atlantic bluefin tuna.
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Tuna’s plight is a problem the world must solve
Too many boats and technology that is too good mean that nations must cooperate to preserve tuna and other fish stocks.
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Obama's ocean task force releases report
Sweeping changes could affect the United States' management of oceans, including offshore energy development.
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Sea captains' logbooks reveal secrets of New England's fishing culture
Researcher Bill Leavenworth collects logs from the mid-1800s, which offer clues about yesterday's – and today's – cod stocks.
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