

CREATURE FEATURE – BATTLE OF THE TITANS March 8, 2007 By David Helvarg In the eons old battle between giant squid and whales you can now score one for the whales and one less for the squid. When I was down in Antarctica a few years ago driving a Zodiac with a couple of scientists…

EIGHT CLIMATE DISASTERS ON THE SEVEN SEAS February 1, 2007 By David Helvarg The latest report of the UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change tells us there’s a more than 90 percent certainty that human generated gasses are responsible for the Global Warming we’re experiencing. I’ve long talked about the 4 cascading disasters facing our…

Merry Fish Mass… December 18, 2006 By David Helvarg And a happy depleted stock recovery. As one of its last acts, the 109th Congress actually passed a half way decent reauthorization of the Magnuson-Stevens Act. This could be the first marine benefit derived from the change in Congress (see Blue Notes #30). With his electoral…

But was this election good for the Fish? November 8, 2006 By David Helvarg Changing tides. Let’s see, our Blue movement PAC ‘Ocean Champions’ endorsed 20 House candidates for their strong support of marine conservation. Of those they supported 16 WON (and one is being recounted)! As House Ocean Caucus Co-Chair Sam Farr (d. CA)…

An Occasional Ramble by the Sea Oct.5, 2006 By David Helvarg CALIFORNIA ROCKS THE OCEAN “I know this convention center. This is where we shot ‘Last Action Hero.’ We filled all the rooms with gunpowder…”Reminiscing about his life on screen wasn’t the only reason California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger came to the Long Beach Convention Center…
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