Re: Call To Ban All Fishing In 1/3 Of World's Seas

"Zakhar" >
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> http://www.osseoplastics.com/hutches.htm


http://www.nal.usda.gov/awic/newsletters/v7n3/7n3fig2a.htm
Zakhar, thanks for those

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> > > It might be the case that if there is a ban on fish, many people will
> > > replace the fish flesh with the flesh of other animals....
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> > Yes, this is what will happen. Rather than consuming fish, which has
> > beneficial fats that help raise LDL and lower LDL, they'll turn to
> > livestock like lamb, beef, pork, and poultry.
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> This is what may happen. Unless you have evidence to the contrary.
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> > > if the
> > > authorities would be promoting consuming more plant foods, i'd support
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> > > strongly.
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> > Do you take marching orders from authority figures? Why should we care
> > what the "authorities" promote?
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> > > Scarey stuff, seen a lot on the state of the oceans and other water we
> > > depend upon, and it's shocking that there isn't a gigantic effort to
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> > > things better.
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> > Bullshit. The fishing industry wants sustainability and profits. What
> > good is a profit today if there's no chance of one tomorrow? That's why
> > the fishing industry is working for sustainable practices.
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> Crap. Some fishermen what sustainability. Some what whatever they can get.
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> > > Though as long as elected officials owe favors to the
> > > industry groups who have donated large amounts of money...
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> > Bullshit. Why do you fail to take on AR groups and other anti-business
> > PACs who spread around just as campaign funding? Two sides of the story,
> > and you're going against the one for jobs, a strong economy, and a
> > sustainable future.
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> > > gov't efforts
> > > aren't likely to do anything that will reduce profits of the very
> industries
> > > who are giving them money.
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> > You're naive and ignorant. Money given to campaigns isn't for personal
> > use, at least in these United States. You fail to assess *any* blame on
> > anti-business PACs, AR groups, and other assorted influence peddlers on
> > the other side of the issue, whose ideas often mean fewer jobs, less
> > competition, and other economically insane positions.
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