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2010
- December 22: Feike: Measuring the impacts of commercial fishing
- December 21: Wild Singapore: What’s the catch? Researchers wrangle over how to measure commercial fishing’s impact on ocean biodiversity by Mike Orcutt
- December 21: Science Control: What’s the catch? Researchers wrangle over how to measure commercial fishing’s impact on ocean biodiversity
- December 15: Climate Action: Commercial fisheries not sustainable by Marianna Keen
- December 11: Surfspots-GPS: B.C. scientists map out the ocean’s destiny
- December 10: MY Green Education and Career: New research program to predict the future of oceans launched
- December 6: Globe-Net: Predicting the future of oceans – UBC and Nippon Foundation partnership
- December 6: MonagBay.com: World has run out of fishing grounds by Morgan Erickson-Davis
- December 5: UBC Public Affairs: UBC and The Nippon Foundation launch $13-million research program to predict the future of oceans
- December 5: CanadaViews.ca: UBC and The Nippon Foundation launch $13-million reserach program to predict the future of oceans
- December 4: The Age: Grim days for fisheries as ocean catch dries up by Juliet Eilperin
- December 4: ZME Science: Fisheries have no more place to expand on Earth
- December 4: Top Wire News: The world is running out of fishing grounds, new study shows
- December 4: The Age: Sea of troubles as search for wild fish pushes into final frontier
- December 3: bdnews24.com: World running out of new places to fish
- December 3: CNews: World running out of new places to fish by Allan Dowd
- December 3: London Free Press: World running out of new places to fish by Allan Dowd
- December 3: DailyIndia.com: Earth running out of room to expand fisheries
- December 3: Albuquerque Express: Earth running out of room to expand fisheries
- December 3: BritainNews.net: Earth running out of room to expand fisheries
- December 3: OneIndia News: Earth running out of room to expand fisheries
- December 3: Top News Law: Earth running out of room to expand fisheries
- December 3: Daily News & Analysis: Earth running out of room to expand fisheries
- December 3: Perishable News: World is running out of places to catch wild fish by Juliet Eilperin
- December 3: TG Daily: No room left for fisheries to expand, survey shows by Emma Woollacott
- December 3: Red Orbit: ‘No fish left behind’ approach leaves Earth with nowhere left to fish
- December 3: UPI.com: Study: World running out of fishing room
- December 3: The PoliJAM Times: Study: World running out of fishing room
- December 3: World News Report: The world is running out of fishing grounds, new study shows
- December 3: Times & Transcript: We’re running out of places to fish
- December 3: Lab Spaces: ‘No fish left behind’ approach leaves Earth with nowhere left to fish
- December 3: CBC News: Expansion saps world’s fishing grounds: UBC
- December 3: Mother Nature Network: World running out of places to fish by Allan Dowd
- December 3: Seek4media: World running out of productive fishing ground
- December 3: Science Centric: ‘No fish left behind’ appraoch leaves Earth with nowhere left to fish: UBC researchers
- December 3: Science Codex: ‘No fish left behind’ approach leaves Earth with nowhere left to fish
- December 3: Bernama.com: World running out of new places to fish by Allan Dowd
- December 3: Science Daily: ‘No fish left behind’ approach leaves Earth wtih nowhere left to fish
- December 3: World news Australia: World running out of new places to fish
- December 2: e! Science News: ‘No fish left behind’ approach leaves Earth with nowhere left to fish: UBC researchers
- December 2: EurekAlert: ‘No fish left behind’ approach leaves Earth with nowhere left to fish: UBC researchers
- December 2: eco-business.com: ‘No fish left behind’ approach leaves earth with nowhere left to fish, study finds
- December 2: The US Daily: World running out of new places to fish
- December 2: Reuters: World running out of new places to fish
- December 2: UBC Public Affairs: “No fish left behind” approach leaves Earth with nowhere left to fish: UBC researchers
- December 2: UBC Public Affairs: Press release: “No fish left behind” approach leaves Earth with nowhere left to fish: UBC researchers
- December 2: Wild Singapore: ‘No fish left behind’ approach leaves earth with nowhere left to fish
- December 2: Canada.com: Net losses: Humans running out of places to fish, study says by Rebecca Lindell
- December 2: Physorg.com: Llittle room left for fisheries
- December 2: MercuryNews.com: World is running out of places to catch wild fish by Juliet Eilperin
- December 2: STV: World running out of new places to fish by Allan Dowd
- November 29: Ethiopian Review: Why do we keep hearing global fisheries are collapsing? by Peter Kareiva
- November 22: Yahoo News: Fish story: doubt cast on depletion of big ocean species
- November 18: Live Science: Fish Story: Doubt cast on depletion of big ocean species by Wynne Parry
- November 18: The Fishing Encyclopedia: ‘Fishing down food chain’ fails global test
- November 17: Wild Singapore: Some global fish stocks may be lower than thought
- November 17: Science Blog: Widely adopted indicator of fisheries health questioned
- November 17: National Science Foundation: Widely adopted indicator of fisheries health questioned
- November 17: Canada.com: Scientists at odds over ‘fishing down food web’ by Margaret Munro
- November 15: Newswise: Scientists question widely used indicator of ocean health
- November 10: Canadian University Press Newswire: The plight of the bluefin tuna by Kerry Peters and Emily Buck
- November 9: Deutsche Welle: Black market is corrupting efforts to save tuna
- November 8: Huffington Post: Bluefin tuna black market: how a runaway fishing industry looted the seas by Marina Walker Guevara, Kate Willson, and Marcos Garcia Rey
- November 1: FISHupdate.com: Canadian river enjoys another huge salmon run
- November 1: Ethiopian Review: Are there plenty more fish in the sea? by Susan Watts
- November 1: Fish Information & Services: In brief – New Sea Around Us Project to study jellyfish
- October 26: GPB News: British Columbia sees largest salmon run in a century, 34 million strong by Bill Chappell
- October 26: BBC News: Are there plenty more fish in the sea? by Susan Watts
- October 20: msnbc.ca: Good vs. evil: Jellyfish swarms spark debate by Wynne Parry
- October 20: Live Science: Jellyfish swarms: menacing or misunderstood? by Wynne Parry
- October 15: Dailygleaner.com: Tiny sardines offer great, guilt-free value by David Suzuki with Faisal Moola
- October 12: CNews: Tiny sardines offer great guilt-free value by David Suzuki with Faisal Moola
- Octber 8: Asia Sentinel: Seafood certification raises questions by Robert Delfs
- October: The Pew Environment Group: Pew Fellows program in marine conservation news and updates
- October: Edible Communities: Tofu of the sea by Jeff Nield
- October: Vancouver Aquarium: Tropics too hot for fish
- September 30: The Beacon: Oceana meets with WTO on fisheries in Geneva
- September 30: AllAfrica.com: Pricking our conscience about fishy food choices by Tamar Kahn
- September 29: Deutschlandfunk: Alle Fische im Netz by Tomma Schroder
- September 24: 2point6billion.com: China tops seafood consumption
- September 23: Fish Info & Services: China top in world seafood consumption
- September 23: Yahoo News: China top in world seafood consumption
- September 23: European Pressphoto Agency: China es el numero uno en el mundo en pesca y consumo de alimentos del mar
- September 23: Sustainable Food: What’s your country’s SeafoodPrint? by Sarah Parsons
- September 22: Yahoo News: China, Japan, US top list of seafood consumers
- September 22: Reuters AlertNet: China, Japan, U.S. lead fish consumption
- September 22: EurekAlert: China tops world in catch and consumption of fish
- September 22: UBC Public Affairs: China tops world in catch and consumption of fish: UBC research
- September 22: The Beacon: New study measures nations’ ‘SeafoodPrint’
- September 17: Ecology, Environment & Conservation: New marine ecology study findings have been reported from Tor Vergata University
- September 14: PR Newswire: Global fisheries research finds promise and peril
- September 14: AFP: Fishing could feed 20 million more if better managed
- September 14: UBC Public Affairs: Global fisheries research finds promise and peril: UBC research
- September 14: Reuters: World pays high price for overfishing by Allan Dowd
- September 10: AFP: Pacific sockeye salmon return in record numbers by Deborah Jones
- September 6: Mola mola: Having your fish and eating it by Tom Webb
- September 3: Treehugger: Marine Stewardship Council’s marine stewardship questionable, scientists say by Matthew McDermott
- September 3: FishNewsEU.com: Scientists call on “failing” MSC to reform certification procedures
- September 3: Newswise: Seafood stewardship questionable: UBC-Scripps experts
- September 3: Food CEO: International group of scientists criticizes actions of fishery certifier MSC
- September 2: UC San Diego News Centre: Seafoood stewardship questionable: UBC-Scripps Experts by Mario Aguilera
- September 2: The Fish Site: Doubts on sustainable certification
- September 2: Fish Info & Services: MSC standards questionable
- September 1: Scripps News: Seafood stewardship questionable: UBC-Scripps experts
- September 1: UBC Public Affairs: Seafood stewardship questionable: UBC-Scripps experts
- September 1: Science Daily: Seafood stewardship questionable, experts argue
- September 1: Bioscience Technology Online: Seafood stewardship questionable: UBC-Scripps experts
- September 1: PerishableNews: Experts question Marine Stewardship Council by Jennifer Jacquet
- September 1: PhysOrg: Seafood stewardship questionable
- September 1: EurekAlert: Seafood stewardship questionable: UBC-Scripps experts
- August 6: Scoop News: Mass whale strandings indicate “sick oceans”
- August: PLos ONE: The impact of whaling on the ocean carbon cycle: Why bigger was better by A.J. Pershing et al.
- August 5: Yale Environment 360: A looming oxygen crisis and its impact on world’s oceans by Carl Zimmer
- July 31: Fisher to Fisher: Catch shares = No shares for the fisher, an interview with Daniel Pauly, http://vimeo.com/13792318
- July: CNHI News Service: Fish scientists cozy with media: Blurring the lines of balanced news coverage by Nancy Gaines
- July 8: The Tyee: The gulf between us by Sarika Cullis-Suzuki
- June 22: World Trade Organization: Subsidizing Fisheries
- June 25: Inquirer.net: Whalewatching worth billions and booming
- June 21: The Big Money: No one eats whales. Why does anyone kill them?
- June 17: Gulf of Georgia Cannery Society: No easy answers
- June 15: The Hook: UBC fish expert urges action despite uncertainty in salmon run collapse
- June 13: Common Sense Canadian: Dr. Daniel Pauly on Fraser Sockeye collapse
- June 8: Enhanced Online News: Halt of “Overfishing Subsidies” essential to economic stability and human livelihood
- May 26: FIS Canada: Warning issued at UN fish stocks review
- May 26: Reuters: Research shows world’s fisheries management system failing miserably
- May 25: FishNewsEU.Com: Port states and RFMOs failing to protect vulnerable fisheries say researchers
- May 25: Pacific Free Press: Not counting on Canwest
- May 25: EcoPolitology: Reserach shows world’s fisheries management system failing miserably
- May 25: Taiwan News Online: UN fish stocks review opens with dire outlook
- May 25: CNBC: UN fish stocks review opens with dire outlook
- May 24: UN Webcast: Press Conference: The Pew Environment Group on the state of high seas fisheries management on the first day of the United Nations Fish Stocks Agreement (UNFSA) Review Conference
- May 24: Associated Press: UN fish stocks review opens with dire outlook
- May 24: United Nations: Press conference on state of high seas fisheries management
- May 24: Digital Journal: Two studies show loopholes and gaps in high seas fisheries management
- May 24: Daily Mail: The sea is falling! The sea is falling!
- May 24: Yahoo News: Two studies show loopholes and gaps in high seas fisheries management
- May 18: Care2.com: How the oil spill might benefit gulf marine animals
- May 14: Perth Now: Documentary film review The End of the Line
- May 11: Huffington Post: Flying over the oil spill, hearing about the response effort
- May 5: Enhanced Online News: Mission Blue calls on G-20 nations to halt overfishing subsidies
- May 5: Business Wire: Mission Blue calls on G-20 nations to halt overfishing subsidies
- May 5: Bradenton.com: Mission Blue calls on G-20 nations to halt overfishing subsidies
- May 1: Reuters: Pacific fisheries seek closer links to consumers
- May 1: Chem Info: Pacific Fisheries seek closer links to consumers
- April 29: Canada.com: Biodiversity losses continue despite leaders’ commitment
- April 16; EP Social: Agenda informativa de Euorpa press sociedad para hoy
- April 8: Treehugger: Our oceans are un-owned, un-explored, un-protected – Updates from TED Oceans Mission Blue Conference
- April 8: NatGeo News Watch: Cormorant captures octopus, sends message to watching humans
- April 8: Baird Maritime: Fisheries management fails the high seas
- April 8: TEDBlog: Vulnerability: Roundup of session 2 on the Mission Blue Voyage
- April 6: The Nature Conservancy: Premier atlas provides unprecedented view of the Earth
- March 25: FishNewsEU.com: Ecosystem modelling training course success at ICES HQ
- March 23: CNN.com: Ted Danson: Industrial fishing is killing our oceans
- March 18: Rafe Mair Online: The time has come
- March 12: Miller-McCune: Pocket guides aim for better deal for sea fish
- March 11: Western Producer: Livestock depleting fish stocks
- March 9: The End of the Line Blog: TEOTL screening in Malta
- March 4: triplepundit: Film exposes overfishing practices, fishes for answers
- March 2: Seafood Choices: The 2010 Seafood Summit
- February 26: 3News: The End of the Line: fishing extinction?
- February 24: Teen Ink: Part one: The pros and cons of fishing in dependent areas
- February 21: World Sentinel: Pure salmon campaign, Canadian First Nations leaders urge Norway to protect B.C.’s wild salmon
- February 18: Ocean Sentry: Jellyfish for dinner? Conservation alert
- February 17: SeaWeb: Daniel Pauly Keynote (Part 1-6)
- February 17: Barlavento: O “Mar-a-nossa-volta: e o papel da soceidade civil
- February 17: 1Planet1Ocean: Do you eat salmon? Then this is a must-see: “Farmed salmond exposed”
- February 16: Oceana: Film reveals global scourge of salman aquaculture
- February 16: Your Story: Pure salmon campaign, Canadian First Nations leaders urge Norway to protect British Columbia’s wild salmon, other iconic wildlife
- February 16: PR Newswire: Pure salmon campaign, Canadian First Nations leaders urge Norway to protect British Columbia’s wild salmon, other iconic wildlife
- February 16: The Energy Daily: Pure salmon campaign, Canadian First Nations leaders urge Norway to protect British Columbia’s wild salmon, other iconic wildlife
- February 16: Greenpeace UK: A run on salmon?
- February 5: DR Forside: Baeredygtigt Blalys
- February 5: PerishableNews.com: Sustainable Fish: a sham?
- February 5: Afrika Kontakt: Fisheries on the agenda at the World Seafood Summit, Paris, February 4th 2010
- February 4: Sustainable Sushi: The 2010 Seafood Summit
- February 3: Politics of the Plate: Marine Stewardship Council loses its luster
- February 3: SFR: Faut-il sauver le thon rouge?
- February 1: SeafoodSource.com: Seafood Summit: defining sustainability
- February: Supreme Master Ching Hai: Solutions for the planet
- February: New York Times: Visualizing Science
- January 31: Fish2Fork: Fish farming will not feed the world, says top expert
- January 31: Fish2Fork: Industrial fishing is doomed, says top academic
- January 29: Universidade do Algarve: Palestra Dr. Daniel Pauly
- January 14: Civil Eats: Fisheries at the End Of The Line: a review by Stacey Slate
- January: El Anzuelo: Fisheries subsidies and the World Trade Organisation
- January: bluepebble: Catching the last fish in the ocean
2009
- December 2: Dissident Voice: Disappearing the wild salmon by Kim Petersen
- December: SeaWeb: Ocean Voices: The scientist as communicator
- November 27: Overmatter: How your taxes pay to despoil the environment
- November 26: Ecoshock Show Notes: Deep trouble – our oceans
- November 26: Global Warming 2020: Alternative animal feed part of global fisheries crisis fix
- November 24: Science Daily: Alternative animal feed part of global fisheries crisis fix
- November 21: World Sentinel: We’re killing the oceans. Is it too late to save the seas that sustain us?
- November 19: Innovations Report: Alternative animal feed part of global fisheries crisis fix
- November 18: Google News: Consumer campaigns don’t save endangered fish
- November 18: The Tyee: Sustainable shopping won’t save the oceans by Colleen Kimmett
- November 18: iAfrica.com: Consumer campaigns don’t save
- November 18: Science Centric: Alternative animal feed part of global fisheries crisis fix
- November 18: FIS canada: Consumer campaigns ‘don’t save endangered fish’
- November 18: Kelowna.com: Fish being wiped out to feed farm animals
- November 18: The Reporter: Oceana to protect Belize’s unique reefs by Anita Nembhard
- November 18: MongaBay.com: Using fish as livestock feed threatens global fisheries by Jeremy Hance
- November 17: -stream: Alternative animal feed part of global fisheries crisis fix
- November 17: e! Science News: Alternative animal feed part of global fisheries crisis fix
- November 17: Physorg.com: Alternative animal feed part of global fisheries crisis fix
- November 17: Red Orbit: Alternative animal feed part of global fisheries crisis fix: UBC study
- November 17: Kelowna.com: Domestic farm animals are devouring the world’s fish stocks, UBC study finds
- November 17: France 24: Consumer campaigns don’t save endangered fish
- November 17: Science Blog: Alternative animal feed part of globabl fisheries crisis fix: UBC study
- November 17: Canada.com: Domestic farm animals are devouring the world’s fish stocks, B.C. study finds by Larry Pynn
- November 17: EurekAlert: Alternative animal feed part of global fisheries crisis fix: UBC study
- November 17: UBC Public Affairs: Alternative animal feed part of global fisheries crisis fix: UBC study
- November 13: Treehugger.com: Bluefin Tuna: On the verge of collapse…or not?
- November 13: Nordlys.no: Giske ma rydde opp by Bjorn Erik Dahl
- November 12: The Huffington Post: Fish as food: A love affair, issues included by Daniel Pauly
- November 6: FishNewsEU.com: WWF and Oceana call on tuna commission to shut down Atlantic bluefin tuna fishery
- November 5: FISHupdate.com: New film highlights problems caused by salmon farms worldwide
- November 5: YouTube: “Farmed Salmon Exposed” – Intro/Exerpt
- November 4: FishNewsEU.com: 2010 Seafood Summit convenes in Paris in January
- November 3: Sociological Images: Rebranding unpopular fish
- November 3: Oceana: Daniel Pauly talks fish on ‘Fresh Air’
- November: Pew Environment Group: News of Note: Daniel Pauly writes about ethics of seafood in The Huffington Post
- October 28: Wild Salmon Circle: Farmed Salmon Exposed
- October 28: Trak.in: Omega-3 oils from GM soybeans safe to eat: US FDA by ANI
- October 28: Thaindian News: Omega-3 oils from GM soybeans safe to eat: US FDA by ANI
- October 14: National Wildlife Federation: Global warming could shift fish populations
- October 13: Slow Food: The End of the Line – Part Two by Charles clover
- October 12: SOS Children’s Villages: Climate change triggers fish famine, report warns by Hayley Jarvis
- October 9: Blue Planet News: Dwindling fish catch could leave a billion hungry
- October 9: Breaking News 24/7: Tropical regions to be hardest hit by fisheries shifts caused by climate change
- October 9: Science Centric: Tropical regions to be hardest hit by fisheries shifts caused by climate change
- October 9: Inter Press Service: Dwindling fish catch could leave a billion hungry by Stephen Leahy
- October 9: Thaindian News: Tropical regions to be hardest hit by fisheries shifts caused by climate change
- October 9: Sindh Today: Tropical regions to be hardest hit by fisheries shifts caused by climate change
- October 9: Xinhua News Agency: Tropical regions to be hardest hit by fisheries shifts caused by climate change
- October 8: Boliven Network: Tropical regions to be hardest hit by fisheries shifts caused by climate change
- October 8: ClimateWire: Climate will dramatically shift world fish populations by Lauren Morello
- October 8: Treehugger: Global warming could reduce “catch potential” in tropical fisheries by 40% by Micahel Graham Richard
- October 8: Alpha Trade Finance: Tropical regions to be hardest hit by fisheries shifts caused by climate change
- October 8: AOL Money & Finance: Tropical regions to be hardest hit by fisheries shifts caused by climate change
- October 8: AZCentral.com: Tropical regions to be hardest hit by fisheries shifts caused by climate change
- October 8: Bolsamania: Tropical regions to be hardest hit by fisheries shifts caused by climate change
- October 8: E, the Environmental Magazine: Tropical regions to be hardest hit by fisheries shifts caused by climate change
- October 8: FremontCountyInfo.com: Tropical regions to be hardest hit by fisheries shifts caused by climate change
- October 8: Hoovers: Tropical regions to be hardest hit by fisheries shifts caused by climate change
- October 8: IT Industry Today: Tropical regions to be hardest hit by fisheries shifts caused by climate change
- October 8: Media Industry Today: Tropical regions to be hardest hit by fisheries shifts caused by climate change
- October 8: Reuters: Tropical regions to be hardest hit by fisheries shifts caused by climate change
- October 8: PR Newswire: Tropical regions to be hardest hit by fisheries shifts caused by climate change
- October 8: State House News Service: Tropical regions to be hardest hit by fisheries shifts caused by climate change
- October 8: Sys-Con Media: Tropical regions to be hardest hit by fisheries shifts caused by climate change
- October 8: U.S. Politics Today: Tropical regions to be hardest hit by fisheries shifts caused by climate change
- October 8: Technology Today: Tropical regions to be hardest hit by fisheries shifts caused by climate change
- October 8: TecTrends: Tropical regions to be hardest hit by fisheries shifts caused by climate change
- October 8: WR Hambrecht & Co: Tropical regions to be hardest hit by fisheries shifts caused by climate change
- October 8: Yahoo News: Tropical regions to be hardest hit by fisheries shifts caused by climate change
- Winter 2009: Oceana: CEO’s Note by Andrew Sharpless
- October 8: UBC Public Affairs: Tropical regions to be hardest hit by fisheries shifts caused by climate change
- October: The World Bank, Economics of Adaptation to Climate Change Study: The Costs to Developing Countries of Adapting to Climate Change
- October 7: Canada.com: Climate change means winners and losers in fisheries: B.C. study by Larry Pynn
- October 6: Flesh & Stone: Greenpeace calls on supermarkets to stop deep sea fish sales by Michael Cosgrove
- October: NOAA Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center Quarterly Research Bulletin: ECOPATH celebrated at 25th anniversary fete.
- September 28: FIS: Scientists criticise MSC by Natalia Real
- September 23: AQUA.cl: Experto de Oceana expuso sobre los efectos de la pesca en el ecosistema marino
- September 20: Conapach: La pesca industrial es como una guerra contra los peces
- September 14: TheTyee.ca: Something’s Fishy about this Eco-Stamp of Approval by Daniel Pauly and Jennifer Jacquet
- September: Coastal and Marine Management and Education in the South Eastern Caribbean (CaMMESEC) Bulletin: GCFI…four letters, one unforgettable experience
- August 14: Fish eNews: Good news, bad news by Jerry Fraser
- July 25: True/Slant: How to save a fishery: owning, renthing, and expanding the circle of us by Moises Velasquez-Manoff
- June 23: The Canadian Press: Fisheries management shrouded in secrecy, corrupted by politics by Alison Auld
- June: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration: Budget Estimates Fiscal Year 2010
- June 8: CNN.com: Commentary: World’s biggest fish are dying by Ted Danson
- June 1: Discovery News: Ancient humans knew sustainable fishing by Michael Reilly
- May 28: 2010 Biodiversity Indicators Partnership: Marine Trophic Index
- April 6: Beach Connection: Dangers of ocean plastic subject of Oregon and coast lectures by Zan Dubin
- April 4: People and Place: Daniel Pauly: Toward a conservation ethics for the sea by Howard Silverman
- March 24: Romandie News: Les fond marins “ressemblent a des zones industrielles delabrees”
- March 24: AFP: Les fonds marins “ressemblent a des zones industrielles delabrees”
- March 24: Cyberpresse.ca: Les fonds marins “ressemblent a des zones industrielles delabrees”
- March 21: Science Centric: Fish health claims may cause more environmental harm than good
- March 18: EmaxHealth: Eating fish for good health challenged by scientists
- March 18: SindhToday.net: Fish oil’s cardiovascular health claims ‘overstated’
- March 18: The Times Of India: Fish oil’s cardiovascular health claims ‘overstated’
- March 18: LittleAbout.com: Fish oil’s cariovascular health claims overstated
- March 18: DailyIndia.com: Fish oil’s cardiovascular health claims ‘overstated’
- March 18: Silver Sorpio: Fish oil’s cardiovascular health claims ‘overstated’
- March 18: Thaindian News: Fish oils cardiovascular health claims overstated
- March 17: UBC Public Affairs: Fish health claims may cause more environmental harm than good
- March 17: Science Blog: Fish health claims may cause more environmental harm than good
- March 16: Brennpunkt: Fiskeoppdrett forbruker villfisken
- March 16: Heart Wire: Recommendation to eat more fish may not be environmentally sustainable by Marlene Busko
- March 13: Stanford News Service: Woods Institute names 19 Leopold Leadership Fellows
- March 12: France Matin: Pew et le WWF-France lancent un appel pour le renforcement du controle des peches afin de combattre la peche illegale
- March 6: Norges Jeger – og Fiskerforbund: Svensk pepper til norsk laks
- March 5: Ekstra Bladet: Lakseopdraet truer fiskebestand
- March 5: TheFishSite.com: Eliminate subsidies to improve US fisheries
- March 4: Truthout: Parks that can move when the animals do by Moises Velasquez-Manoff
- March 4: Agrocope.com: Resumen de prensa: El precio de los alimentos se quintuplica del campo a la ciudad
- March 3: Mother Nature Network: Greener fish to fry
- March 3: Intrafish.no: Svensk naiv TV-kritikk
- March 2: NRK Nyheter: Tommer havet for fisk
- March 2: Affaires-strategiques: Le changement climatique menace les pecheurs
- March 2: Alaska Report: Commercial fishing reaps billions
- February 26: UBC Public Affairs: UBC professors appointed Leopold Leadership Fellows
- February 25: Nyheter/Utrikes: Laxodling forbrukar mer an den ger
- February 25: Faz.net: Darwins Fische
- February 25: Fri Kopenskap: Laxindustrin forbrukar fisk
- February 19: ConservationBytes.com: Shifting Baselines
- February 18: Mongabay.com: Climate change to have a big impact on marine fisheries
- February 17: Farming UK: United States – Fishing crisis looming
- February 17: LiveScience: Old photos document dramatic decline in trophy fish size
- February 17: UnderwaterTimes.com: Study: Historical photogrpahs expose decline in Florida’s ‘trophy’ fish; ‘large fish more abundant in the past’
- February 16: University of East Anglia: New findings on impact of climate change on global fisheries
- February 16: About My Planet: World fish stocks face upheaval due to climate change
- February 16: Univision.com: Cambio climatico destruira 50% de especies del Pacifico tropical
- February 16: Green Report: Climate change, tutto scorre (verso i poli): nuovi studi sulle migrazioni ittiche by Riccardo Mostardini
- February 16: MercoPress: Climate change will force fish species towards poles
- February 15: canada.com: Arctic fishing ban report places pressure on Canada by Randy Boswell
- February 15: SmasHits.com: How climate change will affect more than 1,000 species of fish around the globe
- February 15: News Track India: How climate change will affect more than 1,000 species of fish around the globe
- February 15: Newspost Online: How climate change will affect more than 1,000 species of fish around the globe
- February 15: SindhToday.net: How climate change will affect more that 1,000 species of fish around the globe
- February 15: Thaindian News: How climate change will affect more than 1,000 species of fish around the globe
- February 15: Asian News International: How climate change will affect more than 1,000 species of fish around the globe
- February 14: Canada.com: Arctic fishing ban report places pressure on Canada by Randy Boswell
- February 14: SvD: Varmare hav ger mer fisk i norr
- February 14: TheAge.com.au: US energy chief flags carbon tax by John Broder
- February 13: BBC News: Bleak forecast on fishery stocks by James Morgan
- February 13: Science Centric: US Atlantic cod population to drop by half by 2050
- February 13: ScandAsia.com: Norway wins and Malaysia looses the climate effects on fishing industry by Charlotte Lund Dideriksen
- February 13: YubaNet.com: New findings on climate change and fisheries by University of East Anglia
- February 13: Wirtualna Polska: w zwiazku ze zmianami klimatycznymi swiatowe zasoby rybne wkrotce znacznie sie skurcza – ostrzegaja naukowcy na lamach pisma “Fish and Fisheries”
- February 13: hvg.hu: A klimavaltozas miatt valtozik a tengeri halak viselkedese
- February 13: Zaman Online: Iklim Degisikligi balikciligi vuracak
- February 13: Digital Journal: New findings on impact of climate change on global fisheries
- February 13: DN.se: Varmare hav paverkar fisket i Nordjon
- February 13: Times Online: Ocean atlas shows how climate change is making the fish we eat harder to find by Mike Henderson
- February 13: Mother Nature Network: Fish to shift 125 miles by 2050, due to warming by Alister Doyle
- February 13: Antara News: Fish seen shifting 200 km by 2050 due to warming by Alister Doyle
- February 13: Fair Home: Tropical Fish Swimming North by Alan Harten
- February 13: University of East Anglia: New findings on impact of climate change on global fisheries
- February 13: Insciences Organisation: U.S. Atlantic Cod Population to Drop by Half by 2050: UBC Researcher Releases First-Ever Estimate of Climate Change Impact on Fish
- February 13: Westcoaster.ca: Study paints destressing picture of oceans by Alison Auld
- February 13: Science Centric: New findings on climate change and fisheries
- February 13: Science Centric: US Atlantic cod population to drop by half by 2050
- February 13: BBC: Bleak forecast on fishery stocks by James Morgan
- February 13: BusinessWeekly.co.uk: Norwich scientist warns of fish migration by Lautaro Vargas
- February 13: Scienceticker Umwelt: Meeresbewohner folgen dem Klima
- February 13: Vetenskapsnyheter: Svenskt fiske kan gynnas av klimatforandringar framover
- February 13: NU: Vissen zullen migreren naar koelere oceanen by Dennis Rijnvis
- February 13: Publico: Clima empurra as especies que pescamos para os Polos by Helena Geraldes
- February 13: Red Orbit: Climate change to cause massive fish migration
- February 13: ScandAsia.Norway: Norway wins and Malaysia looses the climate effects on fishing industry by Charlotte Lund Dideriksen
- February 13: Reuters India: Fish seen shifting 125 miles by 2050 due to warming by Alister Doyle
- February 12: Reuters: Fish seen shifting 125 miles by 2050 due to warming by Alister Doyle
- February 12: Reuters UK: Fish seen shifting 200 km by 2050 due to warming by Alister Doyle
- February 12: Inscience Organisation: New findings on impact of climate change on global fisheries
- February 12: The Canadian Press: Climate change will force fish north and south to find cold water by Alison Auld
- February 12: YubaNet.com: U.S. Atlantic cod population to drop by half by 2050 researchers release first-ever estimate of climate change impact on fisheries
- February 12: Eurkea! Science News: New findings on climate change and fisheries
- February 12: Eureka! Science News: US Atlantic cod population to drop by half by 2050
- February 12: EurekAlert: US Atlantic cod population to drop by half by 2050
- February 12: EurekAlert: New findings on climate change and fisheries
- February 12: Reuters AlertNet: Fish seen shifting 200 km by 2050 due to warming by Alister Doyle
- February 12: UBC Public Affairs: U.S. Atlantic cod population to drop by half by 2050: UBC researcher releases first-ever estimate of climate impact on fisheries
- February 12: Agence France Press: Climate change to cause dark knight of the shoal
- February 12: UBC Public Affairs: U.S. Atlantic Cod population to drop by half by 2050: UBC researcher releases first-ever estimate of climate change impact on fisheries
- February 12: e! Science News: New findings on climate change and fisheries
- February 12: e! Science News: US Atlantic cod population to drop by half by 2050
- February 12: EurekAlert: New findings on climate change and fisheries
- February 12: EurekAlert: US Atlantic cod population to drop by half by 2050
- February 12: CNN.com: Fish migrating to cooler waters by Azadeh Ansari
- February 12: TheStar.com: Climate change will force fish to find cold water by Alison Auld
- February 12: Pew Charitable Trusts: Scientists conclude that culling whales will not help fisheries in tropical regions
- February 12: Science Daily: Climate change and fisheries: US Atlantic cod population to drop by half by 2050
- February 12: UnderwaterTimes.com: Warming to shift fish towards the poles 25 miles per decade
- February 12: Insciences.org: New findings on impact of climate change on global fisheries
- February 12: Arizona State University: Culling whales will not boost tropical fisheries by Margaret Coulombe
- February 12: Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution (BRLSI): World fisheries expert opens BRLSI’s major 2009 exhibition on Darwin’s 200th birthday
- February 6: ClimateWire: ADAPTATION: Africa’s fisheries least able to adapt to climate change by Lauren Morello
- February 6: TheThunderbird.ca: Fish help to buffer climate change by Monica Tanaka
- February 5: UBC Reports: Highlights of UBC media coverage in January 2009 by Sean Sullivan
- February 1: Fish Food World: Alarming new study: World’s fish catches are being wasted as animal feed
- January 22: The Why Files: Marine Protected Areas: Do they work?
- January 21: Nature’s Crusaders‘: Number of fish in the ocean and their effeect on global warming
- January 16: News24.com: Fish poo keeps oceans healthy by Michael Kahn
- January 16: IOL.co.za: Fish digestions help keep the oceans healthy
- January 16: Red Orbit: Fish poop may be valuable to maintaining oceanic acidity balance
- January 16: Smashits.com: Scientists solve marine carbon cycle mystery
- January 16: 7th Space: Experts join forces to unlock marine C02 conundrum
- January 16: Red Orbit: The fish did it! Mystery solved
- January 16: Insciences Organisation: Fishdunnit! Mystery solved
- January 16: Huliq.com: Experts join forces to unlock marine C02 conundrum
- January 16: e!Science News: Fishdunnit! Mystery solved
- January 16: ABC Science: Fish digestions keep the oceans healthy
- January 16: Digital Journal: Fish guts explain marine carbon cycle mystery
- January 16: CORDIS News: Carbon sinks: the fish factor
- January 16: World Bulletin: Fish digestions help keep the oceans healthy
- January 16: Environmental Research Web: Fish ‘gut-rocks’ solve ocean puzzle
- January 16: china.org.cn: Fish digestions help keep the oceans healthy
- January 16: DailyIndia.com: Scientists solve marine carbon cycle mystery
- January 16: SindhToday.net: Scientists solve marine carbon cycle mystery
- January 16: Westcoaster.ca: Fish feces reducing CO2 in oceans by Alison Auld
- January 16: The Canadian Press: Study suggests fish waste helping neutralize carbon dioxide
- levels in oceans
- January 16: GMANews.tv: Fish waste helps balance ocean’s acid levels
- January 15: Reuters: Fish digestion help keep the oceans healthy by Michael Kahn
- January 15: Associated Press: Fish poop helps balance ocean’s acid levels
- January 15: Japan Focus: Japan’s King of Fish Faces Extinction by Justin McCurry and David
- McNeill
- January 13: The Tyee: Should you stop eating salmon? by Colleen Kimmett
- January 15: UBC Public Affairs: UBC researcher gives first-ever estimate of worldwide fish
- biomass and impact on climate change
- January 15: Physorg.com: Researcher gives first-ever estimate of worldwide fish biomass and
- impact on climate change
- January 15: NewsDaily.com: Fish digestions help keep the oceans healthy by Michael Kahn
- January 15: Huliq.com: First-ever estimate of worldwide fish biomass, impact on climate change
- January 15: Climate Ark: Study suggests fish waste helping neutralize carbon dioxide levels in oceans
- January 15: EPOCA Ocean Acidification: UBC researcher gives first-ever estimate of worldwide fish biomass and impact on climate change
- January 15: MSNBC: Fish ‘gut rocks’ proving vital to oceans, climate
- January 15: MSNBC: Fish digestions help keep the oceans healthy
- January 15: MSNBC: Fish poop helps balance ocean’s acid levels
- January 15: Leader-Post: Fish excretions fight climate change by Lena Sin
- January 15: CNews: Fish feces may help neutralize carbon dioxide levels by Alison Auld
- January 15: Newsday.com: Research finds oceans’ delicate balance helped by fish ‘gut rocks’
- January 15: Biology News Net: Fish guts explain marine carbon cycle mystery
- January 15: The US Daily: Fish digestions help keep the oceans healthy
- January 15: The Post Chronicle: Fish digestions help keep the oceans healthy
- January 15: The Daily News Online: Fish poop helps balance ocean’s acid levels
- January 15: Columbian.com: Fish poop helps balance ocean’s acid levels
- January 15: AZCentral.com: Fish poop helps balance ocean’s acid levels
- January 15: Mlive.com: Fish poop helps balance ocean’s acid levels
- January 15: LeHighValleyLive.com: Fish poop helps balance ocean’s acid levels
- January 15: OregonLive.com: Fish poop helps balance ocean’s acid levels
- January 15: CanadaEast: Study suggests fish waste helping neutralize carbon dioxide levels in oceans by Alison Auld
- January 15: Examiner.com: Fish poopl helps balance ocean’s acid levels
- January 15: Forbes.com: Fish poop helps balance ocean’s acid levels
- January 15: Bloomberg.com: Fish guts may shed light on mystery of upper ocean’s chemistry by Alex Morales
- January 15: Townhall.com: Fish poop helps balance ocean’s acid levels
- January 15: Ledger-Enquirer.com: Fish poop helps balance ocean’s acid levels
- January 15: DailyAdvance.com: Fish poop helps balance ocean’s acid levels
- January 15: Newsday.com: Fish poop helps balance ocean’s acid levels
2008
- December 29: The Tyee: Idea #6: Phase out fishermen by Rob Annandale
- December 22: People and Places: Winter storms and shifting baselines by Howard Silverman
- December 19: Treehugger.com: New study finds half a million sharks are finned every year in Ecuador by Jeremy Elton Jacquot
- December 16: Office parlementaire d’evaluation des choix scientifiques et technologiques: Maree amere
- December 12: Associated Press: Commission agrees to cut tuna catches in Pacific by Michael Casey
- December 10: Science Daily: Quality mark provides better protection for fish stocks than does the World Trade Organization
- December 10: Wageningen University: Eco-label provides better protection for fish stocks than does the WTO
- December 4: UBC Reports: In the news by Sean Sullivan
- November 23: The Stump: Farmed fish: Almost organic, and always polluting by Rick Attig, The Oregonian
- November 17: Wildlife Extra: 30% of world’s fish catch goes to make fish meal for farm animals
- November 9: Finfish.org: Fish catches wasted as animal feed
- November 6: About My Planet: One-third of caught fish wasted on livestock by Craig Baird
- November 5: About My Planet: Fish Food by Hilary Feldman
- November 3: Science A Go Go: One-third of world’s fish catches being needlessly used as animal feed by Kate Melville
- October 31: Public News Service: New Study: Ocean over-fishing has reached a crisis by Chris Thomas
- October 31: Public News Service: New Study: OR Pigs & poultry feast on seafood by Chris Thomas
- October 30: MongaBay.com: One-third of global marine catch used as livestock feed by Jeremy Hance
- October 30: Treehugger: Thirty percent of global fish catch wasted on livestock by Jeff Nield
- October 29: Institute for Ocean Conservation Science: A third of the world’s marine fish catches are used for animal feed, squandering a precious food resource for humans
- October 29: Seafood News: Study says forage fisheries should feed humans, not pigs
- October 29: The Environmental Awareness Report: Alarming new study: World’s fish catches are being wasted on animal feed
- October 29: Reuters: One-third of world fish catch used for animal feed by Deborah Zabarenko
- October 29: Dateline Earth: Oceans being killed off to feed livestock, farmed fish by Robert McClure
- October 29: TheFishSite: New study to highlight waste of seafood
- October 29: Medical News Today: Alarming new study: World’s fish catches are being wasted as animal feed
- October 28: KVUE.com: Fish stories: Dwindling fish, fish as fish food, best fish to eat by Barbara Kessler
- October 26: Newswise Science News: Alarming new study: World’s fish catches are being wasted as animal feed
- October 25: The Land: Our oceans overfished to feed the pigs by Rosslyn Beeby
- October 25: Stock & Land: Our oceans overfished to feed the pigs by Rosslyn Beeby
- October 23: Australian Broadcasting Corporation: Overfishing threatens tuna industry
- October 20: Greenpeace Making Waves: Symposium for sustainable sushi
- October 20: TheTyee.ca: Tried the Slimehead? Delicious! by Jennifer Jacquet
- October 17: BYM News: Japan conservationists and fishermen join forces for sustainable sushi
- October 13: Wired Science: The next collapsing industry: fishing by Brandon Keim
- October 8: BBC News Online: Fisheries waste ‘costs billions’ by Richard Black
- October 7: Generalitat de Catalunya Website: Ramon Margalef Prize in ecology
- October 6: Dalhousie University Website: Research that makes waves by Marilyn Smulders
- September 25: UBC Science Connect: Featured Alumni – Sashko Despotovski
- September 25: UBC Science Connect: Kudos – Pauly wins ecology prize
- September 22: Generalitat de Catalunya: French biologist Daniel Pauly is named the winner of the 4th Ramon Margalef Prize in Ecology and Environmental Sciences
- September 22: Oceana.org: Oceana Wavemakers -Dr. Daniel Pauly
- September 22: Aqui Europa: Un experto europeo recomienda que se prejubilen los pescadores de la UE by Beatriz Manrique
- September 19: BBC Online: Ownership key to saving fisheries by Richard Black
- September 19: ExFn.com: About Science-Nature Ownership to saving fisheries
- September 19: Nuestro Mar: El Dr. Daniel Pauly expone los retos de la politica pesquera comun (UE)
- September 18: Associated Press: Pesca – Conservazionisti propongono riforma radicale politica UE
- September 18: Cotizalia: Experto aboga por eliminar las ayudas que potencian la pesca en la UE
- September 18: EFE: Experto aboga por elminar las ayudas que potencian la pesca en la UE
- September 18: Finanzas.com: Experto aboga por eliminar las ayudas que potencian la pesca en la UE
- September 18: Invertia Argentina: Experto aboga por eliminar las ayudas que potencian la pesca en la UE
- September 18: Invertia Chile: Experto aboga por eliminar las ayudas que potencian la pesca en la UE
- September 18: Invertia Peru: Experto aboga por eliminar las ayudas que potencian la pesca en la UE
- September 18: Libertad Balear: El Dr. Daniel Pauly plantea los retos que debe asumir la politica pesquera comun de la Union Europea
- September 18: Xornal Galicia Maritima: El Dr. Daniel Pauly expone los retos de la politica pesquera comun
- September 18: SeaWeb: New study offers solution to global fisheries collapse by Christopher Costello, Steven Gaines and John Lynham
- September 17: Generalitat de Catalunya: El bioleg frances Daniel Pauly nomenat guanyador del IV Premi Ramon Margalef d’Ecologia
- September 17: ConservationBytes.com: Fishing down the web by C.J.A. Bradshaw
- September 13: Shifting Baselines: Funding Priorities: Big barriers to small-scale fisheries by Jennifer Jacquet
- September 8: Conservation Bytes Blog: Tropical conservation biology by Corey J.A. Bradshaw
- August 28: Innovations Report: “Best hope at sustainable fisheries” short-changed by conservation efforts
- August 27: ScientistLive: Sustainable fisheries cheated
- August 27: Saving Marine Life Blog: More problems that marine animals are facing
- August 26: UPI.com: Small, sustainable fishing being undercut
- August 26: UPI.com: Science News: Small, sustainable fishing being undercut
- August 26: National Geographic Blog: World governments subsidize the wrong fisheries by David Braun
- August 26: Science Daily: “Best hope at sustainable Fisheries” short-changed by conservation efforts
- August 26: Wild Singapore Blog: “Best hope at sustainable Fisheries” short-changed by conservation efforts
- August 25: UBC Media Release: “Best hope at sustainable fisheries” short-changed by conservation efforts
- August 9: Water Community (India): Defending our oceans
- August 5: Environmental Research Web: Satellites keep tabs on the environment by John Amos
- July 24: ABC Radio Australia: Why reefs matter by Corinne Podger
- July 24: Il Manifesto (Italy): Pesca e sicurezza by Marina Zenobio
- July 22: N-TV (Berlin, Germany): Klimawandel treibt Fische zu Polen
- July 21: Gıda Sanayii (İstanbul,Turkey): 2050 yılına kadar onlarca balık yok olacak
- July 21: Deutsche Presse-Agentur/dpa-Dossier Science: Klima by Thilo Resenhoeft
- July 18: Pusula TV (Istanbul,Turkey): 2050 yilinda balik kalmayacak
- July 16: 24 Hours: Full-price fuel
- July 15: Physorg.com: Fuel subsidies better spent re-training fishers
- July 15: UBC Media Release: Fuel subsidies better spent re-training fishers
- July 15: Game Career Guide: Ocean summits and virtual fish: games for a sustainable future by Aerlyn Weissman
- July 11: Mongabay.com: The global rich are eating the poor’s fish: new report shows tropical fish catch gravely under-estimated by Jeremy Hance
- July 10: ScienceNOW Daily News: Warming spells trouble for fish by Christopher Pala
- July 10: Australian Broadcasting Corporation: Research shows pacific fishing catches under-reported
- July 9: Nature News: Overfishing worse than thought by Mark Schrope
- July 9: IPS Noticias (Uruguay): Pesca-Pacifico: Volumen de capturas subestimado by Stephen Leahy
- July 9: Islands Business: Under-reporting of fish catches in Pacific
- July 8: IPS: Global fish catches vastly underestimated by Stephen Leahy
- July 8: People and Planet: Fish catches declining faster than realised
- July 6: Natural News.com: Deep Sea fishing devastates ocean ecosystems, destroys fish stocks by David Gutierrez
- June 30: Science Daily: Fisheries, not whales, to blame for shortage of fish by World Wildlife Fund
- June 27: Grist: Fish and pigs and chickens, oh my! by Erik Hoffner
- June 26: Popular Science: Whales don’t kill fish, people kill fish by Dawn Stover
- June 24: MammalZ: Fisheries, not Whales, to blame for shortage of fish
- June 24: Environment News Service: Cooperative spirit emerges at whaling commission meeting
- June 24: BBC News: Africa fish fall blames on Japan by Richard Black
- June 24: Net News Publisher: Fisheries, not whales, to blame for shortage of fish
- June 23: WWF Website: Fisheries, not whales, to blame for shortage of fish
- June 23: HSUS News: Scientists find whales Innocent of global decline in Fisheries by Kristen Everett
- June 17: ATUNA: Pacific nations ban tuna boats to stop stock collapse
- May 13: Seattle Post Intelligencer: Should you become a ‘bottomfeeder’ to help Puget Sound and the oceans? by Robert McClure
- April 30: National Geographic: Far-reaching effects of overfishing
- April 30: National Geographic: Careers in science – Ussif Rashid Sumaila
- April 24: Greenpeace UK: Bluefin thinking by John Sauven
- April 9: Blender Nation: Fish population data visualisation, internships at Great Northern Way Campus, Vancouver
- April 3: Georgia Straight: Calculating the true cost of salmon farming by Chris Genovali
- February 28: Green Living: West Coast fisheries need better management by Graeme Stemp-Morlock
- February 25: New York Times Blogs: Our exhausted oceans by Andrew C. Revkin
- February 20: Innovations Report (Germany): Learning from cod collapse to save tuna
- February 19: UBC Podcast: Saving Tuna: lessons from cod mismanagement
- February 19: New Scientist Environment: Tuna fisheries facing a cod-like collapse by Phil McKenna
- February 18: Mongabay.com: Tuna may go the way of cod: a collapsed fishery
- February 18: Business Wire (San Francisco, CA): Learning from cod collapse to save tuna
- February 18: EurekAlert (Washington, DC): UBC scientist invokes future generations to save tuna populations from collapse
- February 18: PR Inside (Austria): Learning from cod collapse to save tuna
- February 18: YubaNet: UBC scientist invokes future generations to save tuna populations from collapse
- February 14: CBC News: Map tracks human footprint on world’s oceans
- February 5: EurekAlert: 2008 Pew Fellowship in Marine Conservation awarded to Dr. Ussif Rashid Sumaila
- January 21: The Tyee: A whale of a love affair by Colleen Kimmett
- January 16: Science Daily News: Out of disaster, shrimp are reborn by Erik Stokstad
2007
- December 26: Flyfishing: Bill McMillan’s new report by Doug Rose
- December 22: Dissident Voice: Capitalism and an impending wild salmon apocalypse by Kim Petersen
- December 16: Science Daily: Fish farms drive wild salmon populations toward extinction by SeaWeb
- December 14: Inter Press Service (IPS): Fish farms pushing wild salmon to extinction by Stephen Leahy
- December 13: PhysOrg: Fish farms drive wild salmon populations toward extinction by Sea Web
- December 13: Newswise: Fish farms drive wild salmon populations toward extinction by University of Alberta
- November 7: Earthtimes.org: Danson meets with WTO Director-General Pascal Lamy by Oceana
- November 7: Agence France Press: ‘Cheers’ star brings fishing fears to WTO
- November 1: UBC Reports: Fishing for trouble by Lorraine Chan
- October 19: IntraFish.no: Aquaculture’s growth rate actually is declining by John Fiorillo
- October 8: Entertainment News: Britney and Paris are inconvenient truths for Al Gore by Marc Malkin
- October 5: Oceana website: 2007 Partners Award
- October 5: On The Tide: MCBI at the UN, supporting high seas conservation by Marine Conservation Institute
- September 24: Mail Online: ‘Pilchards’ and ‘slimehead’ fish renamed to boost popularity by Vanessa Allen
- August 30: Inter Research website: Daniel Pauly, ECI prize winner 2007
- August 30: The New York Times Blog: Shrimponomics by Steven D. Levitt
- July 25: Westcoaster.ca: New initiative same old song and dance by Troy Watts
- July 20: The Tyee: The toothfish that bit Al Gore by Jennifer Jacquet
- July 2: Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars: Fishing for a secure future
- July 1: Canada East Online: Lament for lost way of life in Newfoundland by Tara Brautigam
- June 27: ABC News: Conference told of way to curb jellyfish numbers
- June 23: Gold Coast Bulletin: Gooey blob has boffins quivering with delight by Seanna Cronin
- June 7: UBC Reports: Satellite photos show environmental destruction by Basil Waugh
- June 1: Grist: But don’t take my word for it… by Andrew Sharpless
- May 30: Grist: Fishing subsidies stink by Andrew Sharpless
- May 27: Merco Press: Scientists call on WTO to slash fishing subsidies
- May 25: The Financial Express: WTO is key to avoiding collapse in fish stocks
- May 24: Reuters: Scientists urge WTO act to slash fishing subsidies by Robert Evans
- May 24: University of Montreal: Plusieurs nouveaux docteurs honorifiques à l’Université de Montréal
- May 21: NOAA: Ecopath modeling is top ten NOAA breakthrough
- May 14: Seafood.com: Stunning picture of Chinese trawlers with mud trails misleading by Cliff Goudey
- May 11: ESPN Fishing: Photos prove damage caused by trawlers by Mark Hume
- May 11: ScrippsNews: Photos prove damage caused by trawlers by Mark Hume
- May 10: Gristmill: A Kodak moment indeed by Andrew Sharpless
- May 7: Seafood News: US Senate backs ban on destructive fishing subsidies
- May 7: Fish Update (UK): US senators call for worldwide ban on destructive fishing subsidies
- May 4: PR-inside: US senators call for worldwide ban on destructive fishing subsidies by Oceana
- May 4: MaineToday: Maine senators join fisheries bill by Bart Jansen
- May 4: YubaNet: US senators call for worldwide ban on destructive fishing subsidies by Oceana
- May 4: Yahoo News: US senators call for worldwide ban on destructive fishing subsidies
- May 3: Red Orbit: US calls for cuts in fishing subsidies by John Zarocostas
- May3: ABC News: Senators urge drive on fishing subsidies
- May 3: The Marketplace (Namibian): Groups want fish protected
- May 3: Asia Pulse: Taiwan, Japan, S. Korea to submit fishery subsidies draft
- May 3: Seafood News: US and Japan at odds over fishing subsidies in WTO talks
- May 3: Reuters: Senators urge drive on fishing subsidies
- May 2: Forbes: Some progress in WTO fish talks but US, Japan at odds over ports
- May 2: Press TV (Iran): US bans fishing subsidies
- May 2: IPCdigital.com: Estados Unidos propõem eliminar subsídio à pesca
- May 2: Yahoo News: Some progress in WTO fish talks but US, Japan at odds over ports
- May 2: Planet Ark: Environment groups want fish protected in WTO deal by Laura MacInnis
- May 2: Sharewatch: Some progress in WTO fish talks but US, Japan at odds over ports
- May 2: MSNBC.com: US proposes a global ban on fishing aid by Frances Williams
- May 2: The Raw Story: Some progress in WTO fish talks but US, Japan at odds over ports
- May 2: Hemscott, UK: Some progress in WTO fish talks but US, Japan at odds over ports
- May 1: Associated Press: US presses proposal to ban fishing subsidies at WTO
- May 1: Bloomberg News: US Calls for support to ban harmful fisheries aid at WTO by Warren Giles
- May 1: Monsters and Critics.com (UK): United States calls for widespread ban on fishing subsidies by Deutsche Presse Agentur
- May 1: Forbes: U.S. presses WTO fishing subsidy ban by Frank Jordans
- May 1: MSN Money: US proposes a global ban on fishing aid
- May 1: Finance24 (South Africa): US: Ban fishing subsidies
- May 1: Reuters: Environment groups want fish protected in WTO deal by Laura MacInnis
- April 25: The Bloomington Alternative: If you see Pappy, please don’t eat him by Kit Newkirk
- April 18: Canoe Network: Watchdog programs offer shoppers choice by David Suzuki
- April 17: The Tyee: Save our oceans, eat like a pig by Jennifer Jacquet
- April 17: ScienceBlogs – Thoughts From Kansas: Ocean pollution series wins Pulitzer, muddles biology by Josh Rosenau
- April 5: UBC Reports: Study urges Hong Kong to reel in fishing industry by Reuters and Agence France Presse
- March 26: Georgia Basin Puget Sound Research Conference: Lost in translation into Policy
- March 23: Pensacola News Journal: Texas judge orders new plan in debate over red snapper by Larry Wheeler
- March 21: Bloomberg.com: U.S. proposes ban on fishing subsidies in global trade talks by Mark Drajem
- March 8: Yahoo News: Conservationists push Hong Kong fishing ban
- March 8: Reuters: WWF urges Hong Kong to reel in fishing industry
- March 6: Inter Press Service: Ocean fisheries maxed out by Stephen Leahy
- March 1: Georgia Straight: Maintain hope, all ye who enter here by Terry Glavin
- February. 21: SeaFood Intelligence: DEEP SEA FISHING: Team of fisheries economists & ecologists call for end of government fuel subsidies
- February 20: National Review Online: Tragedy of the Ocean Commons by Iain Murray
- February 19: Science Magazine NewsBlog: Fishing like an economist
- February 19: BBC News: Call to halt deep sea ‘plunder’ by Jonathan Fildes
- February 19: Science Daily: The last wild hunt: Deep-sea fisheries scrape bottom of the sea by SeaWeb
- February 18: Mongabay.com: Government subsidies drive deep-sea fish depletion by Staff Writer
- February 17: EurekAlert: The last wild hunt — Deep-sea fisheries scrape bottom of the sea by Jessica Brown
- February 16: TheTyee.ca: Consumers alone can’t save our fish by Jennifer Jacquet
- February 11: Biology News Net: Are we killing the world’s oceans?
- January 23: FishUpdate.com: International Marine Certification Programme invites comment on the definition of sustainable fishing
- January 23: SeaFood Intelligence: MSC goes fishing for public comment on definition of sustainable fishing
- January 4: UBC Reports: State-subsidized destruction at Sea by Basil Waugh
2006
- December 27: The Tyee: Little Hope for the Ugly Fish by Crawford Kilian
- November 17: Bloger:DogSays: Life in 2056: Longer, healthier and not alone by Jo
- November 17: Blogger:Victor Leon Ossandon Life in 2056: Longer, Healthier – and not alone by Victor Leon Ossandon
- November 17: UBC Public Affairs: Gov’t Subsidies Make Ocean “Strip-mining” Economically Viable: UBC Researchers
- November 16: Blogger: Biology in Science Fiction: The Next 50 Years of Scientific Advancement by Peggy Kolm
- November 16: Livejournal: 2056
- November 16: UPI: Scientists look into crystal balls by Frances Burns
- November 11: Blogger: It’s My Life, It’s Now or Never, I Ain’t Gonna Wait Forever: Yummy crabcakes
- November 7: Afrol News: Global fisheries collapse to hit Africa first
- November 6: Portland Imc: Environmental Scientists Battle Despair and Depression Over End Times by Jail Bush
- November 3: Heise: “Wozu Fangquoten? – Bei uns zuhause kommt der Fisch aus der Dose!” by Katja Seefeldt
- November 2: Blue Water World of Books: Marine Conservation Biology: The Science of Maintaining the Sea’s Biodiversity (Paperback)
- October 28: The Mobile Register: Fisheries scientist Daniel Pauly will deliver lecture in Mobile by Ben Raines
- October 20: The Tyee: Coping with Climate Dread by Bryan Zandberg
- September 29: Bloomberg: Fish Farm Produces California Striped Bass Geothermally by Danny King
- September 28: UBC Public Affairs: UBC Fisheries Experts Named Tow of Three Recipients of Volvo Environment Prize by Brian Lin
- September 15: Volvo Environment Prize: Volvo Environment Prize
- September 15: Volvo Environment Prize: Volvo Environment Prize
- September 13: BYM News: Three pioneers in marine ecosystems awarded the Volvo Environment Prize
- August 1: Natural News: As ocean pollution mounts, “toxic slime” rises up, destroying ocean life by News Target
- June 28: U.S. Newswire: NOAA Fisheries Bans Bottom Trawling in More Than 370,000 Square Miles in the Aleutians
- May 16: Oceana:At the Fish Market with Dr. Daniel Pauly by Bruce Knecht
- February 17: EurekAlert:Hooked on fishing, and we’re heading for the bottom, Says Scientist” by Daniel Pauly
- February 14: UWNews: Shopping list gets longer – not less choosy- in some of world’s largest fisheries” by Sandra Hines
- January 25: Dateline Earth: Fish farming has a long row to hoe, scientists say” by Robert McClure