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Integrated Management Strategy Called For in Changing Arctic

By Margaret Bauman | Fishermen's News Online on May 6, 2013   Fishermen's News Online  

Integrated Management Strategy Called For  in Changing Arctic

A federal interagency working group led by the Interior Department says an integrated management strategy is called for in the rapidly changing Arctic.

Minnesota Man Arrested by Authorities in Alleged 'Local Terror Plot'

By Staff on May 6, 2013   National  

Minnesota Man Arrested by Authorities in Alleged 'Local Terror Plot'

In a news release today, the Federal Bureau of Investigation say they have thwarted a local terrorist attack in Montevideo, Minnesota, a small town of 5,000 130 miles west of Minneapolis..

Opposition Grows to Genetically Engineered Salmon

By Fishermen's News Online on May 6, 2013   Fishermen's News Online  

Opposition Grows to Genetically Engineered Salmon

As the US Food and Drug Administration considers allowing the sale of genetically engineered salmon for human consumption, opposition organized by the Center for Food Safety, Natural Resources Defense Council and others is growing.

New Wave of Seismic Modeling: Using Supercomputers to Study Earthquakes

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on May 6, 2013   General News  

New Wave of Seismic Modeling: Using Supercomputers to Study Earthquakes

Red and blue waves triggered by a magnitude 4.6 earthquake rippled outward from the Anchorage area and fizzled out after 45 seconds. Except in Cook Inlet basin, where the waves were trapped for another half-minute, bouncing back and forth, up and down, within the 7.5-kilometer-thick sedimentary basin.

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