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Louisiana Grows Bigger Crawfish - With More Light

By JANET McCONNAUGHEY | Monday Jul 18, 2011
A Louisiana researcher looking into ways to produce more and bigger crawfish in the same space said she’s had success with lighting the ponds at night and believes her work could pave the way for expanding crawfish farming in cooler areas.

Toenail Study Concludes No Heart Risk From Mercury in Fish

By ALICIA CHANG | Thursday Mar 24, 2011
In an unusual health study, researchers analyzing toxin levels in tens of thousands of toenail clippings determined that mercury from eating fish does not raise the risk of heart disease or stroke.

New England’s Fishing Legacy Fades from Some Ports

By JAY LINDSAY | Wednesday Aug 18, 2010
Mike Secondo remembers the days when Plymouth’s docks outshone its rock. Tourists swarmed the town pier in the 1970s and ’80s, snapping pictures and bantering with commercial fishermen as they unloaded another shimmering haul for Secondo’s company.

Oil spill shuts down 19 percent of Gulf fishing

By Melissa Nelson | Wednesday May 19, 2010
The federal government announced Tuesday it was nearly tripling the size of an area in the Gulf of Mexico that’s closed to fishing because of a massive oil spill off the coast of Louisiana.

Japan says it won’t comply with possible tuna ban

By Shino Yuasa | Friday Mar 5, 2010
Japan will not comply if a ban is imposed on international trade in Atlantic bluefin tuna, prized by Japanese for sushi, a senior official said after the United States threw its support behind the move ahead of a crucial vote.
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