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September 23, 2009
Posted by Sarah Chasis in Reviving the World's Oceans
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- atlanticocean, economy, fisheries, greatlakes, healthyoceans, healthyoceanspolicy, marinespatialplanning, nationaloceanspolicy, newyork, obama, obamaadministration, oceanpolicytaskforce, oceans, offshorerenewables, offshorewind, providence, rhodeisland, whales
After getting our first glimpse last week of the details of what the Obama Administration is proposing for a national oceans policy (Interim Report issued 9/17), I'm heading to Providence, Rhode Island, this Thursday to testify at the only public...continued→
September 17, 2009
Posted by Sarah Chasis in Reviving the World's Oceans
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- healthyoceans, marinespatialplanning, nationaloceanspolicy, obama, obamaadministration, oceanpolicytaskforce, oceans
Hailing from Hawaii and Illinois - President Obama knows oceans and the Great Lakes firsthand. And before his first year is out, he could quietly revamp the way our nation manages and protects these resources, all with the stroke of...continued→
June 12, 2009
Posted by Sarah Chasis in Reviving the World's Oceans
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- healthyoceans, marinespatialplanning, nationaloceanspolicy, obamaadministration, oceans, pewoceanscommission, uscommissiononoceanpolicy
There's exciting news on the environment front. President Obama has issued a Presidential Memorandum that calls for the development of a national ocean policy and implementing strategies. The memorandum will establish an interagency task force that is to recommend within...continued→
June 8, 2009
Posted by Sarah Chasis in Reviving the World's Oceans
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- acidtest, blueaugust, discovery, economy, healthyoceans, healthyoceansact, nationaloceanspolicy, oceanacidification, planetgreen, seafood, sustainableseafood, worldoceansday
Monday, June 8th is World Ocean's Day and in Washington, DC this entire week is Capitol Hill Oceans Week ("CHOW"). With the economy on everyone's mind, it's worth taking a moment to reflect on the economic benefits that the oceans...continued→