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FISH FARMING ~COD
FISH FARMING ~SALMON
FISH FARMING -
TUNA
The adverse effects of sea cage fish farming on cetacean populations ~ ECBC fact sheet
Deep ocean & coastal anchovies are genetically different species -
13th October 2003
Anchovies, a wasted resource -
15th September 2003
Nearly 1,000 whales drowning daily in fishing nets: study -
15th June 2003
Collapse in wild salmon – fish farming gets the blame -
30th May 2003
Farmed salmon looking less rosy -
28th May 2003
Supermarket salmon watch campaign -
posted 28th April 2003
Peruvian activist takes on the fishmeal industry -
18th April 2003
Murder, terror and environmental destruction fuel international prawn trade -
posted 28th February 2003
Fishmeal producers in Europe hope to end ban on use in animal feed -
24th January 2003
‘Secret’ Strategy Exposed
Scottish Executive mislead both Parliament and public over aquaculture consultation -
22nd January 2003
Mussel Farm Plan Sparks Protest 18th December 2002
Environmental Impacts of Aquaculture -
Courtesy Scottish Executive
Greenpeace Report on Industrial Fisheries -
From Fish to Fodder
Marine mammal population dynamics and trophic interactions ~ ICES CM 2001/ ACE: 01)
Marine mammal population dynamics and trophic interactions ICES CM 1999/G:3 Ref. ACFM, ACME, E
Marine Mammals and Aquaculture: Conflicts and Potential Resolutions -
Würzig and Gailey pdf
Drug resistant human bacteria ~ Alexandra Morton ~ Raincoast Research Society
Greenpeace Report -
Fishing for Farm Feeds and Fertilizers
Whales don't eat farm salmon why should we?
Displacement of Orca -
pdf
Cetacean Conservation in the Hebrides -
Shrimpton & Parsons pdf
See p43-
52
Report of the Workshop on Interactions Between Dolphins and Fisheries in the Mediterranean -
Evaluation of Mitigation Alternatives pdf
p11-
21 & data tables
Dolphin mortalities in tuna feedlots near Port Lincoln, South Australia -
Spring 2000
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