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New Study Shows Arctic Cod Development, Growth, Survival Impacted by Oil Exposure

By NOAA Fisheries on Sep 22, 2019   Featured, NOAA Fisheries and Alaska Fisheries Science Center, Science/Education  

New Study Shows Arctic Cod Development, Growth, Survival Impacted by Oil Exposure

Arctic cod is an important source of food for whales, seals, fish, birds, and humans in Arctic ecosystems. Arctic cod surviving to the juvenile stage were smaller and in poorer condition 5 months after embryonic oil exposure. Top fish experienced clean seawater whereas bottom fish was exposed to brief, low concentrations of dispersed oil during […]

The Corrupt Bastard’s Club is Alive and Well

By Ray Metcalfe on Mar 29, 2019   Op/Ed and the Editor  

The Corrupt Bastard’s Club is Alive and Well

  [dropcap]T[/dropcap]oday BP is in a joint venture with a Chinese company. Together, they are producing 3 million barrels per day from Iraq’s Rumaila field. The two companies share a payment of $4.2 million per day for their services. Today BP, ConocoPhillips, and Exxon are providing the same service for Alaska with one big difference. In […]

Canada Fight Back!

By Jim Cobb | Retriever.Environmental on Jun 22, 2018   Op/Ed and the Editor  

Canada Fight Back!

After reading the article “Canada Criticized by Washington State After Cleanup Exercise,” (June 10, 2018 Canadian newspaper Globe and Mail) I am compelled to write to the “Editor.” The exercise by Canadian response ended with concern by Washington state that Canada is not prepared for an oil spill in a maritime environment. Wow America, that […]

Tillerson Sworn-in as Trump’s Secretary of State

By VOA News on Feb 2, 2017   Featured, National, Politics  

Tillerson Sworn-in as Trump’s Secretary of State

Rex Tillerson was sworn-in Wednesday night as the new U.S. secretary of state, hours after his confirmation by the U.S. Senate. Vice President Mike Pence gave the oath to Tillerson in the Oval Office of the White House as President Donald Trump looked on. Tillerson thanked Trump for giving him what he called an “enormous […]

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