Individual fishing quotas (IFQs), harvest cooperatives, and other limited access privilege programs have put fishermen in a fisheries management role and allowed them to reap what they sow. Now, new institutional “ingredients” are emerging to help further define roles for fishermen in management and research.
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Get real on going ‘green’
Washington Times April 18, 2008 By Laura E. Huggins With Earth Day approaching, 12-step checklists to becoming green are popping up everywhere. Steps that I have seen include "Feng Shui the Eco-way" and "Be a Local Yocal." Though I want what’s best for Mother Nature, and 12-step programs have proved their worth, it takes moreContinue reading “Get real on going ‘green’”
Padding the bottom line
Hardly a company in America is not boasting about its “green” practices and commitment to the environment.
Turning the Tide for National Forests
Why have forests changed from an asset to a liability?
Clearing the Air
Coming up for a breath of fresh air just might be easier
The Bear Necessities
Reaching across the spectrum for species recovery.
Let’s Drink to Private Water
Could a healthy dose of competition serve our nation’s water systems well?
A No-Regrets Carbon Reduction Policy
A one-suit-fits-all policy is not a solution
Breaking the Green Gridlock
The red tape around environmental policy.
Greening the Candidates
The nitty gritty on green policy proposals