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July 7, 2024
morning joe: weekend. it was another monumental week of news, and here are some of the key conversations that you might have missed. despite donald trumps win in new hampshires republican primary on tuesday, and its simple suggests major problems i had for donald trump if he goes on to the general election. according to analysis by fox news, 39% of gop voters in the granite state says that they will not vote for trump if he was the nominee in november. assembler question was asked of n...
February 19, 2024
Ahoy, eco-warriors! Today, we embark on a journey to explore "Ocean Conservation Initiatives." Dive in as we uncover the waves of change needed to protect
June 1, 2022
My view: Fishing industry does untold harm to planet Earth , Local Opinion, Portland local Opinion, Breaking Opinion alerts for Portland city.
May 3, 2017
Evidence and then applying it under those statutory tools. >> you stated that you fully expect russia to continue to be engaged in efforts to influence our elections, do you expect them to be back in 2018 and 2020. what more should we be doing both to defend our election infrastructure and our future elections against continuing russian interference and what more are you doing with the agency to help our allies in countries like france and germany that have upcoming elections where there is ever...
September 21, 2013
Madagascar, home to one of the biggest and most important coral reefs in the world. marine biologist alastaire harris first came here on a college funded expedition. >> so much of what we see here is disappearing in front of our eyes. >> when he first did a survey of the reef as part of his studies, he realized that overfishing and climate change were slowly killing it and threatening the survival of the local people. >> connoisseservation here for people, its about the bottom line. its about a ...
September 21, 2013
>> the fourth nominee is based on the indian ocean island of madagascar, home to one of the biggest and most important coral reefs in the world. marine biologist alastaire harris first came here on a college funded expedition. >> so much of what we see here is disappearing in front of our eyes. >> when he first did a survey of the reef as part of his studies, he realized that overfishing and climate change were slowly killing it and threatening the survival of the local people. >> conservation h...
September 21, 2013
>> alastaires breakthrough came when he persuaded just one village to close a small area of the reef to fishing for six months. when its reopened, he encouraged them to use only sustainable fishing techniques for catching their main target, octopus, their single most important source of income. the results were staggering. >> people before the closure were catching up to weight of 300 grams. after closure, theyre catching weight up to 7 kilos. theres a real pulse of revenue coming into these vil...
September 16, 2013
Months. when it reopened, he encouraged them to use only sustainable fishing techniques for changing their main target, october put, the single most important source of income. the results was staggering. >> people before the closure were catching october put that weighed on average about 300 grams. after a closure, theyre octopus that weigh up to seven key lows. theres a real pulse of revenue coming into these villages. >> today, the reef is teeming with life again and the project has gone vira...
September 16, 2013
When it reopened, he encouraged them to use only sustainable fishing techniques for catching their main target, octopus, the single most important source of income. the results was staggering. >> people before the closure were catching october put that weighed on average about 300 grams. after a closure, theyre catching octopus that weigh up to seven kilos. so theres a real pulse of revenue coming into these villages. >> today, the reef is teeming with life again, and the project has gone viral....
September 16, 2013
When it reopened, he encouraged them to use only sustainable fishing techniques for changing their main target, octopus, the single most important source of income. the results was staggering. >> people before the closure were catching octopus that weighed on average about 300 grams. after a closure, theyre catching octopus that weigh up to seven kilos. theres a real pulse of revenue coming into these villages. >> today, the reef is teeming with life again and the project has gone viral. >> ther...