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Ocean Beauty’s Plant at Petersburg Closed for Season

By Fishermen's News Online on Jun 7, 2012   Fishermen's News Online  

Ocean Beauty’s Plant at Petersburg Closed for Season

Damage caused by an Alaska state ferry hitting processor facilities at Petersburg has prompted Ocean Beauty Seafoods to close its processing facilities at Petersburg for the season, although harvesters will find access to ice, administrative services and fishing tenders available as usual.

City Kids More Likely to Have Food Allergies than Rural Ones

By Northwestern University on Jun 7, 2012   Health  

City Kids More Likely to Have Food Allergies than Rural Ones

First study to map food allergies across US finds population density is key factor

Study Predicts Imminent Irreversible Planetary Collapse

By Simon Fraser University on Jun 7, 2012   Science/Education  

Study Predicts  Imminent Irreversible Planetary Collapse

Using scientific theories, toy ecosystem modeling and paleontological evidence as a crystal ball, 21 scientists, including one from Simon Fraser University, predict we’re on a much worse collision course with Mother Nature than currently thought.

Too Few Salmon is Far Worse than too Many Boats for Killer Whales

By University of Washington on Jun 7, 2012   At Sea  

Too Few Salmon is Far Worse than too Many Boats for Killer Whales

Not having enough Chinook salmon to eat stresses out southern resident killer whales in the Pacific Northwest more than having boatloads of whale watchers nearby, according to hormone levels of whales summering in the Salish Sea.

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