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7. What is it that the fish industry does not want us to know?
Improvised answer in about 3 minutes by Dr. Adiel Tel-Oren. This is part of a series of questions about Omega-3 published weekly. If you join this channel (above) you will get automatically notified about new videos. To see "Dr. T in 3" on other topics go to www.ecopolitan.com More on stable Omega-3: www.ClarySageSeedOil.com
Rep. Don Young Defends the Fishing Industry
At a House Natural Resources Committee Hearing Congressman Don Young explains why HR 21, the Ocean Conservation, Education and National Strategy for the 21st Century Act, will have a devastating effect on the US Fishing Industry. The bill would create new layers of bureaucracy to prevent any form of ocean going industry and cost US taxpayers billions of dollars.
IBM Cloud Solutions -- Bari Fishing Industry
The University of Bari partnered with IBM to implement a cloud computing solution for the local fishing industry. Real-time data and a virtual fish market now allow fishermen to better manage and control inventory, while maximizing work efficiency and cost savings. For more information about cloud offerings from IBM, visit www.ibm.com Follow us on Twitter at www.twitter.com and on our blog at www.thoughtsoncloud.com.
Invasive Asian Carp impacting commercial fishing industry
Commercial fishing is a multi-billion dollar industry in the Great Lakes region of the United States. More than 800000 people are employed in the industry, a way of life for many that could be threatened by the invasive Asian Carp. As efforts continue to keep Asian Carp out of the Great Lakes, VOA's Kane Farabaugh looks at how the spread of the fish in Illinois waterways is already impacting commercial fisherman.
Loss of the Fishing Vessel Gaul 1974 United Kingdom
The commercial fishing industry consistently experiences one of the highest occupational fatality rates in the country. In 2006, commercial fishermen had the most dangerous job in the United States, with an annual fatality rate that was 36 times greater than the rate of all US workers. The fishing vessel Gaul was a deep sea factory ship based at Hull, United Kingdom. She sank some time on the night of the 8-9 February 1974 in storm conditions in the Barents Sea, north of Norway. Thirty-six crew were lost in the worst peacetime disaster to befall the UK fishing fleet. The original Formal Investigation in 1974 concluded that the most likely reason for her loss was that she was overwhelmed by a succession of very large waves in heavy seas and capsized. A new investigation in 2004 concluded that open chutes, doors and hatches had compromised the ship's watertight integrity and, combined with a following (and as already noted, heavy) sea led to flooding on the factory deck. An attempted emergency manoeuvre by the officer of the watch (a perfectly logical move to try to turn 'into the sea') catastrophically deprived Gaul of her stability as floodwater freely moved around and buoyancy was lost, thus causing her to capsize and sink very rapidly, stern first. For more information on the severe hazards faced by workers in commercial fishing and methods for improving safety, go to the US NIOSH Commercial Fishing Safety website at www.cdc.gov . This clip is from the British film, The ...
Senator Scott Brown's Floor Speech on the Fishing Industry, June 30, 2011
Senator Scott Brown spoke on the Senate floor on June 30, 2011, regarding the state of the nation's fishing industry.
NOAA IS KILLING THE AMERICAN COMMERCIAL FISHERMEN SO YOU CAN EAT TOXIC IMPORTED SEAFOOD .wmv
Imported sea food and farmed fish is very bad for you to eat, but if the American fishermen do not get the public support soon it is all you will have to eat. The commercial fishermen of America need help stopping the bad science that is regulating our fisheries. Please read my channel info and watch my videos. The fish population is still strong in all the places I haved fished from Alaska to Louisiana, from Florida to North Carolina, even after hundreds of years of fishing. We need the publics support now!
Fault Lines - In Deep Water: A Way of Life in Peril
english.aljazeera.net Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com Follow us on Facebook: facebook.com Follow us on Tumblr: ajfaultlines.tumblr.com In the two months since the Deepwater Horizon explosion, millions of litres of oil have gushed out of BP's well into the water each day, slowly encroaching on the coastline. Fault Lines' Avi Lewis travels to the drill zone, and learns about the erosion in the wetlands from industry canals and pipelines, the health problems blamed on contaminated air and water from petrochemical refineries.
Hurricanes wack Louisiana Fishing Industry
We went down to the bayous of Southwest Louisiana to talk with some fishermen and discuss the long term impacts of violent hurricanes and sad US policy which may make them an extinct species.
Tiny Mussels Invade Great Lakes, Threaten Fishing Industry
Tiny mussels are invading the Great Lakes, threatening the health of the waterways and the livelihoods of fishermen. Ash-har Quraishi of WTTW Chicago reports.
Oil Spill Puts Fisheries, Birds at Risk Along US Gulf Coast
This is the VOA Special English Agriculture Report, from voaspecialenglish.com | http In May, American officials suspended all fishing in parts of the Gulf of Mexico because of the huge oil spill. The restrictions gave scientists time to study the effects on seafood in the gulf. The order extended from the mouth of the Mississippi River in Louisiana east to waters of Pensacola Bay in Florida. The affected waters include areas off the coasts of Mississippi and Alabama. On April twentieth an oil drilling rig, the Deepwater Horizon, exploded and sank about eighty kilometers from the Louisiana coast. BP is trying different ways to stop the leak from a damaged undersea well and control the spilled oil. The chief of British Petroleum blames failures by the rig's operator, Transocean of Switzerland. But BP says it will pay cleanup costs and all "legitimate claims" for losses and damages from the spill. BP is also hiring local fishing boats to help with the cleanup. Eighty percent of the seafood eaten by Americans is imported. But the fishing industry in Louisiana is responsible for about a third of all seafood caught in the United States. The fishing ban did not affect state waters west of the Mississippi River. Those waters represent seventy-seven percent of Louisiana's total seafood production. Ewell Smith from the Louisiana Seafood Promotion and Marketing Board says seafood from the unaffected area is safe to eat. Seafood is worth nearly two and a half billion dollars to the ...
Obama pledges action against oil spill
Barack Obama, the US president, has promised "to do whatever it takes" to stop the oil slick that emanated from a damaged rig from devastating the country's gulf coast, which he called a "massive and potentially unprecedented disaster". Obama made the comments after holding talks on the crisis with officials in Louisiana, one of the four states threatened by the slick. The president also acknowledged that the spill could be disastrous for the fishing industry in the region, which has prime spawning waters for fish, shrimp and crabs. Al Jazeera's Sebastian Walker reports from Venice in Louisiana, where the fishing industry has been hit hard by the disaster. [May 3, 2010]
United for the Gulf Fest ~ Kindra Arnesen's Sound Science
This was a free concert for all fishermen (recreational and commercial), oil workers, clean up workers, concerned citizens, activists and leaders. In addition, the first ever Gulf Coast Clean Air and Clean Water Awards were given to individuals and groups who have answered the call to stewardship on behalf of our area, ecosystem and people. Kindra speaks specifically to the ignorant regulation of the fishing industry that is forcing people out of business while playing favorite to corporate controlled fishing much like the family farmers have been pushed off their land the family fishing industry is also in danger of going extinct. the rest of the festival is archived from the live stream here www.ustream.tv
Safety and Survival at Sea for the Commercial Fishing Industry
Shivering in the frigid waters of the North Pacific is not the time to realize that your safety and survival training was insufficient for a real world emergency. In this new training DVD, come aboard with the North Pacific Fishing Vessel Owner's Association (NPFVOA) as techniques essential to the modern commercial fisherman are explored by modern emergency teams including the US Coast Guard, rescue helicopter pilots and lost-ship survivors.
Kate Brooks, Fisheries RDC & ANU, Part 2 - 'Australia's fishing industry - who's in control'
Kate Brooks, Fisheries RDC & ANU, presenting at ABARES Outlook Conference 2011 (1-2 March, Canberra Australia) on 'Australia's fishing industry - who's in control'. Download presentation: daff.gov.au
See us Catching Fish Off Kodiak Island In Alaska
See us Catching Fish Off Kodiak Island In Alaska By Bill Hirst www.huntingrelics.com call us atHighland Hill farm for trees and shrubs... Deep sea fishing (Anchorage, Kenai, Kodiak school, dangerous ... 10 posts - 2 authors - Last post: May 8, 2007 Hey i'm a young man interested in the deep sea fishing industry. Can someone give me information on how to get in?? www.city-data.com › City-Data Forum › US Forums › Alaska - Cached - SimilarGet more discussion results Galley Gourmet's 3-Day Creative Cruises in Kodiak, Alaska In addition to the multi-day excursions aboard the Sea Breeze, Kodiak offers an impressive ... Go deep sea fishing for salmon, halibut, and rockfish ... www.kodiak-alaska-dinner-cruises.com/Kodiak-creative-cruises.html - Cached - SimilarSea Duck Hunting on Kodiak Island Alaska Sea Duck Hunting On Kodiak Island, Alaska With Kodiak Sports And Tour. ... few hours left on our trip, we would take one more shot at some deep sea fishing. ... www.huntthenorth.com/seaducksonkodiak.html - Cached - SimilarAnchorage to Kodiak Nature Excursion - Itinerary Other options while in Kodiak include: freshwater or deep sea sport fishing, bear viewing excursions, hiking, sea kayaking, self-guided walking and driving ... www.byways.org/explore/byways/12398/itinerary/58572 - Cached - Similar
WILD HUNTRESS™
Team Wild Huntress™ is an all ladies hunt team that is ready to take the hunting world by storm!! Wild Huntress™ is a unique and diverse group of REAL WOMEN who hunt and fish. Some of the girls are avid gamers and some are new to outdoor sports, but all have a intense passion for the outdoors! These girls are natural beauties from the south and yes country girls...true "Southern Belles". We do have several ladies that are joining forces with us that are from all over the USA Currently we are represented in six different states. Our ladies are currently working on a show called Wild Huntress TV™. The show will be actual hunting and fishing footage, but with a TWIST...ALL WOMEN!! These ladies are trying to break through the industry to get more women and youth involved.Which is going to be a key factor in keeping the hunting/fishing industry from extinction! The more diverse groups that are reached and educated about our 2nd Amendment rights and our wilderness and wildlife are beneficial to the future of the industry!! So be sure to keep up with us! Wild Huntress TV™ will begin filming in March! We have several hunts booked and are looking for outfitters that would love to have the girls come to their ranch and harvest game. Any companies that maybe interested in sponsoring or working with us please contact us via the following: wildhuntress@gmail.com;(256)974-2614 or (256)221-9517 WILD HUNTRESS™ Wayne Powers - President/Owner Danielle Powers - Vice President/Owner
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Commercial Fishing Dangers in Alaska 1995 NIOSH
Alaska's commercial fishermen work in one of the world's harshest environments and experience conditions that have a strong impact on their safety. One-third (346) of all work-related deaths that took place in Alaska during 1990-2008 occurred to fishermen. This results in an annual fatality rate that is 26 times greater than the rate for all US workers (129 and 4 per 100000 workers per year, respectively). While the work-related fatality rate for commercial fishermen in Alaska is still very high, it has decreased by 42 percent since the early 1990. Safety improvements in Alaska occurred as a result of a combination of activities including safety regulations, and fishery-specific interventions focusing on unique hazards of each fishery. Safety regulations in commercial fishing largely began with the passing of the Commercial Fishing Industry Vessel Safety Act (CFIVSA) in 1988. This gave authority to the United States Coast Guard to develop basic lifesaving regulations for commercial fishing vessels, including requirements to carry emergency equipment such as life rafts and immersion suits. NIOSH evaluated the impact of CFIVSA on fatalities in Alaska and found that the safety requirements contributed to 94% of the commercial fishermen surviving vessel sinkings/capsizings from 1997-1999, in comparison to a 77% survival rate in 1991-1993. The survival rate from 1991-1999 steadily improved following the implementation of CFIVSA . For more details on these findings please refer ...
Cod: The Fish that Made New England | Pew
Nothing tells a story like the eyewitnesses who were there. Old-timers in New England's commercial cod fishery don't want us to forget how we arrived where we are today. These "old salts" remember vastly different conditions in the fishing industry just a few decades ago. In the words of one of them, "it was the most fantastic fishery I ever saw." Since then, overfishing—catching fish faster than they can reproduce—continues to deplete 10 of our dinner-time favorites, including Atlantic cod. For more information please visit www.NewEnglandFishing.org
Fisheries: preserving stocks, keeping jobs
How can we build a sustainable fishing industry that maintains healthy fish stocks and valued employment? OECD analyst Saba Khwaja talks about OECD work that helps governments formulate effective fisheries policies, while fish seller Antoine Mallaird tells us about the changes he's seen in his business. Read: While Stocks Last by Patrick Love, available at: www.oecd.org/insights/fisheries
The Story of North Shore Shore fish farms
Frank Causarano of Fish You Can Trust tells us the story of North Shore Fish Farms. From it's roots in the commercial fishing industry to it's current form as a sustainable aquaculture fish farm. This short interview explains how North Shore Fish Farms raises fingerlings into grown perch in a highly compressed time frame. Frank Causarano also explains the safety benefits of farms raised fish, and how farm raised fish are environmentally sustainable.
Forming Partnerships - Spotlight: US West Coast Fisheries
www.johnduttonmedia.com This video highlights a couple west coast fisheries and their positive efforts to fish responsibly. A gillnet fishery, faced with closure in the mid 90's, redesigned the "pinger" to ward off marine mammals from being caught (now mandatory gear); An entrepreneur fisherman who has created a direct from boat fish market, attracting thousands of visitors from all over southern California and opening new income avenues not only for himself but for the harbor and the area. There are interviews with scientists who discuss the sustainable fishing issues as well as issues of buying imported fish vs. buying US caught fish. Written, produced, directed, edited, narrated by John Dutton. http
Helicopter Pilot Blows Whistle On Tuna Industry
Take action! Canada: www.greenpeace.org New Zealand: www.greenpeace.org US: www.tunasecrets.com Australia: www.greenpeace.org.au Italy: www.tonnointrappola.it A helicopter pilot speaks out about his experiences onboard a number of purse seine tuna fishing vessels operating in the Pacific. His gruesome footage shows how the use of Fish Aggregation Devices is resulting in the bycatch of all sorts of marine life and contributes to the depletion of tuna stocks. Greenpeace is campaigning for more sustainable and less destructive tuna fisheries in the Pacific Ocean.
Infowars Nightly News: Tuesday (5-8-12) - Wayne Madsen -
On this May 8, 2012 broadcast of The Infowars Nightly News, Alex Jones speaks with Investigative journalist Wayne Madsen about the horrific effects of the dispersant on the Louisiana fishing industry. Alex also covers: US thinks underwear bomb was built by Al Qaeda in Yemen Security unchanged over 'undetectable' plane bomb TSA Releases Video Of Pat Down Confrontation With Congressman Diabetic Girl's $10000 Insulin Pump Ruined By Radiation From TSA Body Scanner Rap Video Glorifies TSA Groping in Sexy' Patdown Fantasy FBI Raids Domestic Terrorist Camp in Florida Hal Turner Admits He Worked for the FBI Hal Turner Paid by FBI to Make Racist, Threatening Comments FBI Operative Hal Turner Says Government Urged Him to Make Violent Statements NOW A WITNESS TO BREITBART'S DEATH VANISHES Occupy Bilderburg Movement Gaining Steam The Ron Paul Speech prisonplanet.tv www.infowars.com Infowars Nightly News Playlist: www.youtube.com www.youtube.com conspiracyscope.blogspot.com
An International Treaty Targets Fishing Abuses
This is the VOA Special English Agriculture Report, from voaspecialenglish.com Some pirates catch fish instead of ships. The problem is known as illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing. Such fishing harms the productivity of fisheries, and hurts developing countries especially. The fish pirates can easily land in ports that are not well controlled. Then they sell their catch at prices too low for the local fishing industry to compete. The catch may enter international markets, yet rob communities of needed food and raise the risk of fishery collapse. In November, the governing conference of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization approved a new treaty. The agreement, once it takes effect, will be the first under international law to target this problem. It has a long name the Agreement on Port State Measures to Prevent, Deter and Eliminate Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated Fishing. The FAO says that by signing the treaty, governments promise to take steps to guard their ports against ships involved in such fishing. The behavior of a fishing boat is mainly the responsibility of the nation whose flag it flies. The new treaty is directed at countries where fishing ships enter port. The aim is to get the countries to identify, report and deny entry to offending vessels. To land, foreign fishing ships will have to request permission from ports that are able to inspect them. And before they arrive, they will have to send information on their activities and ...
Tour in San Pedro, Los Angeles, California
de Wikipedia: San Pedro is a port district of the city of Los Angeles, California, United States. It was annexed in 1909 and is a major seaport of the area. The district has grown from being dominated by the fishing industry to become primarily a working class community within the city of Los Angeles. The Frank Gehry-designed Cabrillo Marine Aquarium had its origins in the old Cabrillo Beach Marine Museum which was located in the historic Bath House at Cabrillo Beach. The Point Fermin Lighthouse, a Victorian-era structure built in the late 19th century, still exists as a museum and park on a bluff overlooking the ocean. The Korean Bell of Friendship is a massive bronze memorial bell donated by South Korea in 1976 to the people of Los Angeles. ==================== Ouverture artista: Orchestre Symphonique Bel'arte
Tuna Fisheries in Indonesia Go Eco-Friendly
Tuna industries in Indonesia are turning to friendly fishing. The world tuna industry has been widely blamed for killing endangered sea life, such as turtles, sharks and sea birds. The sea-life killing culprits are the longline and purse seine nets they use. The nets drag and dredge the sea bed, taking everything along with the prized tuna, a staple in most menus. However, the Nutrindo fishery in Bitung, North Sulawesi in Indonesia is using the hand line rather than longline in their 25 boats for two weeks to one month. Fishery owner Hartono Tjandrason says the reason he chose the handline was to avoid catching in sealife except for tuna. [Hartono Tjandrason, Fishery Owner]: "In this fishing industry, we need development sustainability, resources sustainability. So, without resources we would not have development. We have to maintain this circle." His fishery exports a ton of yellow fin tuna to Japan daily and some 100 tons to United States a month. Bas Zaunbrecher, of ANOVA, a Netherlands-based tuna fishery that operates in Bali's waters says most of his customers in Japan and the US demand environmentally friendly seafood products. [Bas Zaunbrecher, ANOVA]: "More and more of our customers they require fish from sustainable sources. So it is actually a must for the future and also if things are not being controlled properly in the future, we will not have any resources anymore to buy our product from." His company's long line of fleets have replaced traditional J-shaped ...
Sport Fishing with Dan Hernadez - Aboard the Indian, San Diego
"Sport Fishing with Dan Hernandez" 470 X 30 min, Season 22 starting production with 26 high definition episodes coming soon - Broadcast in the US for over 21 years and focusing on sport fishing in Southern California, this series brings viewers unique insight into saltwater and freshwater destinations through-out the state of California and Baja, Mexico. Much more than a sport fishing travelogue, this series is outdoor entertainment brought indoors. Dan's personality, down home style and fishing expertise have earned him the respect of the sport fishing industry nationally. Special attention has been given to the quality of the programming in all aspects. From scripting, and filming to graphics and through the final edit, the producers are committed to high quality production. Each episode is produced with separate M&E tracks and is fully scripted.
Downtown San Pedro - Los Angeles (USA)
Downtown San Pedro - Los Angeles, California, USA (Jan.2006) San Pedro - en.wikipedia.org Los Angeles - en.wikipedia.org LA Maritime Museum - www.lamaritimemuseum.org Map - http Made with Sony DSC-V1 Photos on www.jurajmitas.com SAN PEDRO - is a port district of the city of Los Angeles, California, United States. It was annexed in 1909 and is a major seaport of the area. The district has grown from being dominated by the fishing industry to become primarily a working class community within the city of Los Angeles. Its name is locally pronounced by its residents, even those of Hispanic origin, rather than by its Spanish pronunciation of [samˈpeðɾo]. LOS ANGELES - (pronounced /lɔːs ˈændʒələs/ lawss-AN-jə-ləs;[1] Spanish: [los ˈaŋxeles], Spanish for "The Angels") is the second most populous city in the United States,[2] the most populous city in the state of California and the western United States, with a population of 3.83 million[3] within its administrative limits on a land area of 498.3 square miles (1290.6 km2). The urban area of Los Angeles extends beyond the administrative city limits with a population of over 14.8 million and it is the 14th largest urban area in the world, affording it megacity status. The Los Angeles--Long Beach--Santa Ana metropolitan statistical area (MSA) is home to nearly 12.9 million residents[4] while the broader Los Angeles-Long Beach-Riverside combined statistical area (CSA) contains nearly 17.8 million people. Los Angeles is also the seat ...
THE BP BLUES www.dirtycajuns.com
We're praying the well will be capped in the near future. I hope this song sheds some light on the Brotherhood of people that work in the Gulf. THIS HURTS US ALL. Our fishing Industry is almost gone. There's no doubt we need better safety measures and alt sources of fuel, but please realize that shutting down offshore drilling would be a knock-out blow to our economy. Nobody is looking for a handout- just a chance to clean this mess...
Infowars Nightly News Complete (Commercial Free) Tuesday May 8 2012 - Wayne Madsen
Tuesday May 8th 2012 Alex Jones speaks with Investigative journalist Wayne Madsen about the horrific effects of the dispersant on the Louisiana fishing industry. Alex also covers: US thinks underwear bomb was built by Al Qaeda in Yemen Security unchanged over 'undetectable' plane bomb TSA Releases Video Of Pat Down Confrontation With Congressman Diabetic Girl's $10000 Insulin Pump Ruined By Radiation From TSA Body Scanner Rap Video Glorifies TSA Groping in Sexy' Patdown Fantasy FBI Raids Domestic Terrorist Camp in Florida Hal Turner Admits He Worked for the FBI Hal Turner Paid by FBI to Make Racist, Threatening Comments FBI Operative Hal Turner Says Government Urged Him to Make Violent Statements NOW A WITNESS TO BREITBART'S DEATH VANISHES Occupy Bilderburg Movement Gaining Steam The Ron Paul Speech www.infowars.com www.prisonplanet.tv www.prisonplanet.com
Dear Mr Obama, Declare A State Of Emergency Now! Because Of The Oil Spill Disaster!
Please SHARE or MIRROR this video, or MAKE your own, so Mr Obama can hear the voices of the good people on youtube. So he can declare a State Of Emergency to help the people living affected by this oil spill disaster, and to help stop the ecological damage caused by this oil spill. I wrote the words to this little speech, you may use this words if you wish. As the creatures of this world need us now, and we need them, for our continued existence on this wonderful planet.
Activists Say Fishing Limit Not Enough to Save Bluefin Tuna
I'm Alex Villarreal with the VOA Special English Agriculture Report, from voaspecialenglish.com | http An international group has set the limit for the two thousand eleven catch of bluefin tuna in the eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean Sea. The limit is just under thirteen thousand metric tons. That is six hundred tons less than the two thousand ten quota, a reduction of four percent. Conservation groups criticized the move, saying the cut is not big enough to support the recovery of bluefin tuna in the Mediterranean.The International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas set the catch in November in Paris. Delegates to the commission represent the governments of forty-eight fishing nations. In two thousand six, the commission established a plan to stop overfishing. The goal is to rebuild bluefin populations in the eastern Atlantic and the Mediterranean by twenty twenty-two. The European Commission had called for reducing the catch in two thousand eleven to six thousand tons to improve the chances for the huge and highly valuable fish. But Mediterranean members of the European Union rejected that proposal even before the ten-day meeting began. Still, EU Fisheries Commissioner Maria Damanaki said the meeting took "a step in the right direction for sustainable management" of bluefin tuna.The fishing industry wanted to keep the existing catch limit. Atlantic bluefin can grow three meters long and weigh as much as six hundred fifty kilograms. France, Italy and ...
Surf Fishing At Victoria's Desalination Plant 2008
20 March 2009 Federal Minister for Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts Peter Garrett approves project under EPBC Act , But this Australian Environment Minister did not consult with the people what tipe of Minister would do that .... The desalination plant's major impact on the marine environment will come from the warm brine that it will return to the ocean as waste , We already are aware that the desalinated water will be fluoridated but with which chemical ? Will it be highly dangerous fluoroslicic acid liquid ? We will never know Most desalination operations dump this highly concentrated salt brine back into the ocean. But unless this is done far offshore, it can negatively impact coastal marine habitats. Williamsons Beach is one of the best surf fishing locations in a reasonable proximity to Melbourne, The big concern for us in the fishing industry is the potential for what can go wrong.. Minister for Planning, Justin Madden, simply ignored the EES panel's recommendation that plant infrastructure should be located elsewhere,
All The Greedy (Fishermen)
I have a serious track (song) that I would like to throw out in hopes someone with the creative/video editing know-how could create a video to accompany it... anything related to brutality to one-another (human beings) or to any and all forms of life on the planet. The track is here: soundcloud.com - if interested please contact me through my channel. Should anyone do this you are free to claim the video as yours to post anywhere so long as audio credits go to myself. Thanks. ************** Be a good consumer and never consider from what and where your food comes from or the impact your decisions have. Remember, our mantra is ignorance is bliss. ------------- Over 80% of a shrimp catch contains incidental bycatch. 20000000 tons of bycatch are thrown out each year. Aside from shark finning, the tuna industry kills 1000000 sharks each year. Blue fin tuna is nearly extinct. 300000 dolphins, whales, and porpoises die each year from bycatch as well. Approximately 300000 seabirds die every year in the Pacific from eating plastic. Fish farms take away 80% of prey items (sardines, pollack, mackerel, squid and anchovies) from predatory animals to be used as food at farms [therefore no, fish farms have a negative impact and offer zero solutions]. All of this and more... none of which includes the effects of industry and pollution. Yet people continue to take as if there is a never ending supply, no end in sight, as with everything people have their hands in. If you eat seafood you ...
LEATHERBACK TURTLES NEED YOUR HELP RIGHT NOW!
www.leatherbackturtles.org http This is a 70 second video and sound clip which highlights the severe EXTINCTION threats to this Leatherback Turtle; the MOST endangered of all turtle species. Commercial fishing by over 6000 long line boats which hang over 6 MILLION hooks each day to snare any marine creature that swims by AND on the beach slaughters --- (WHILE THE LEATHERBACK IS STILL ALIVE). Our non profit ALL VOLUNTEER IRS Certified Foundation needs YOUR Donation help to allow us to complete our 2009 research activities on the remote Indonesian beaches and to also oppose actions here in USA by the Commercial fishing industry who want to fish in near shore protected enviromnetal protected areas which are off limits to commercial fishing. THIS Leatherback Turtle is of the "family" which swims all the way from its nesting beaches in Indonesia, to forage on jelly fish along the Pacific States and thereby allow the baby fish to go to sea without being killed by the swarms of jelly fish. The Leatherback population has been so devistated that now, not enough Leatherbacks survive to maintain the balance of Nature. Food fish stocks are rapidly disappearing. On June 18 a fresh caught wild salmon in Newport, Oregon sold for $25. a POUND. We are working to REVERSE EXTINCTION at the nesting beaches. We NEED your help, RIGHT NOW, with Donations to allow us to continue the research this season. Unlike most appeals for money and mailings you receive, 100% of Donated Funds go direct to ...
Transparentsea Day 1 - The Message
Dave Rastovich, pro surfer and environmental campaigner, drags his 'trimaran' to the water's edge at Byron Bay to begin an epic 36 day voyage to Sydney. Image by: LouiseBeaumont.com (Thursday, October 1st, Byron Bay, Australia): A large crowd of well-wishers gathered on Byron Bays Main Beach this morning to show their support for five daring environmental campaigners who have begun a 36 day voyage by sea to Sydney to highlight the plight of migrating humpback whales and to draw awareness to coastal pollution issues. Dubbed Transparentsea, the odyssey is an initiative of professional surfer Dave Rastovich, an environmental crusader who is joined on his quest by Californian surfer and artist Chris Del Moro (San Diego, CA, USA), Musician Will Conner (AUS), Photographer Hilton Dawe (Byron Bay, NSW, AUS) and Surfrider Foundations Kristy Theissling (Coolangatta, QLD, AUS). Paddling single-seat trimaran sea kayaks, the participants will use only the wind and the waves to assist them on their journey, as they trace the migration paths of the whales destined for the Southern Ocean. During their frequent stops along the East Coast, the team will also engage local communities to assist in beach clean-ups, as well as highlighting and recording other areas of environmental concern including the effects of the commercial fishing industry on marine mammals and fish stocks; run-off issues to do with agricultural, domestic and industrial human activities; and the state of rivers and ...
COREXIT is Eating Through Boats in the Gulf
COREXIT is Eating Through Boats in the Gulf www.youtube.com Corexit has started eating through boats in the Gulf . . . BP told the EPA "to stuff it" over the use of Corexit, which was found to be 4 times more toxic than the oil itself. BP is also in control of the US Coast Guard which has threatened reporters with arrest that have gotten to close. Music Produced by: 2Deep - Just Another Day This video is for educational and news purposes only, which is protected under sections 107 through 118 of the copyright law. Kid with oil stuck on her Destin Beach Fl June 23rd 2010 Oil Rain Louisiana River Ridge Bp CNN almost all exxon valdez cleanup crew dead Kindra Arnesen Venice LA Needs to Evacuate BP Spill Environmnetal Disaster Fishing Industry health risks Chemical in South Carolina corexit dispersant toxic blocking blocks media access new orleans
Fears realised as oil spill hits Louisiana marshes
Fears realised as oil spill hits Louisiana marshes. www.news.com.au
Crustacean "Molting on Demand" Could Boost Coastal Economy
BlazerCast for October 27, 2009: University of Alabama at Birmingham researchers are close to unraveling intricate cellular pathways that control molting in blue crabs. The discoveries could revolutionize the soft-shell crab industry, generating new jobs and additional profits for the US fishing industry along the coastal Southeast. Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com
UK Fish Shop Hampered by EU Regulations.
UK Fish shop owner describes how countless EU regulations make his business more difficult to manage. UK fishing industry on the downturn and mostly ruined by foreign competition through deals made in the EU to let other countries have their fish. Just like the demise of UK fishing, independent small shops are being driven out of business by competition from the large sellers. By design? Yes. UK fisheries given away to other countries through trade agreements. When are people going to stand up and say to the government...you are supposed to be representing us... our wishes... and looking out after our interests and doing what the people want! They, by their actions, are saying to the people we know what is best for you...whether you agree or not. Is this the End of representative government?Two sites devoted to your National and Cultural Sovereignty. Ourenglanduk and The Free World Alliance. Please visit and spread the word. Time to fight back against the New World Order, Illuminati, and Globalists who want to own you: ourenglanduk.com freeworldfilmworks.com (Disclaimer: Views and opinions presented here are for informational and educational purposes only and may not necessarily be those of the makers of this video)
Looking For a Job in Alaska?
zc.me The fishing industry is Alaska's largest private employer and employs over 56600 people for summer, seasonal and year-round employment plus another 22000 indirect jobs with the state of Alaska. The state's fisheries average over $11.2 billion in revenue per year and account for nearly 62 percent of the volume of fish and seafood landed in the United States. Roughly 57% of these jobs are filled by nonresidents of the state. Many of whom are college students and other adults who spend a season or two in Alaska earning great money, meeting new friends and having an experience of a lifetime. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ If you're interested in getting a chance in Alaska fishing jobs, our step by step guide will give you every detail you need to get on board. Click Here ➡ zc.me ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
Mogan Man Shark Tooth
Capt. Blair shows us the coolest invention for the fishing industry in 2011. No more cutters needed, the Shark Tooth Spool Management System will save you money and make it easier for you to change fluorocarbon leaders.
The Story of North Shore Shore fish farms
Frank Causarano of Fish You Can Trust tells us the story of North Shore Fish Farms. From it's roots in the commercial fishing industry to it's current form as a sustainable aquaculture fish farm. This short interview explains how North Shore Fish Farms raises fingerlings into grown perch in a highly compressed time frame. Frank Causarano also explains the safety benefits of farms raised fish, and how farm raised fish are environmentally sustainable. Learn more at www.FishYouCanTrust.com
Tagging sharks
Tagging sharks in Queensland helps us understand shark populations and their capacity to deal with current levels of fishing. Learn from commercial fisher Bill Gilliland and Fisheries Queensland observer Sam McCulloch why tagging sharks is an important process in ensuring the sustainability of Queensland's fishing industry. For more information visit: www.business.qld.gov.au Connect with us: www.facebook.com twitter.com
BP Oil Spill - It's time to Boycott
In response to the lack of responsibility that British Petroleum has shown to the recent Gulf of Mexico oil spill in 2010, We are asking all citizens of the United States to boycott BP and their gas stations. Americans are tired and feed up with big oil and big business thinking that they call the shots. It's time to hurt them where it will make the biggest impact, and that is in their profit margin. An estimated 56000 to 84000 barrels of oil a day are spilling out of the main leak and another leak has been found that has a suggested flow rate of 25000 barrels a day. Meanwhile coastal areas are already being affected by the spill and the loss of wages and profits on the part of the companies affected is in the millions headed towards billions. Loss of wildlife is already evident and this is being reported as the greatest disaster in US history. The longer we let these companies get away with a gross lack of responsibility, the worse it gets. So it's time that America shows them who pays the bills.
CITIZEN SOLDIER ~ THREE DOORS DOWN ~ DEEPWATER HORIZON OIL BLOWOUT
The Deepwater Horizon oil spill (also referred as BP oil spill,[5] Gulf of Mexico oil spill, and Macondo blowout) is a massive ongoing oil spill and oil gusher in the Gulf of Mexico that started on April 20, 2010. The spill followed a blowout that caused an explosion on the Deepwater Horizon offshore drilling rig, which then sank off the coast of Louisiana.[2] Eleven rig workers are missing and presumed dead; the explosion also injured 17 others.[6] The oil spill covers a surface area of at least 2500 square miles (6500 km2) according to estimates reported on May 3, 2010 by CNBC.[3] The oil spill, originating from a deepwater oil well 5000 feet (1500 m) below sea level, is discharging an estimated 525 thousand barrels (210,0001,100000 US gallons; 790,0004,000000 litres) of crude oil daily.[7] The spill is expected to eclipse the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill as the worst US oil disaster in history.[8] Experts fear that it will result in an environmental disaster as the oil from the well site reaches the Gulf coast, damaging the Gulf of Mexico fishing industry, tourism industry, and habitat of hundreds of bird species.[9][10] Crews are working to block off bays and estuaries, using anchored barriers, floating booms, and sand-filled barricades along shorelines. BP was principal developer of the "Macondo Prospect" oil field and leased the drilling rig from Transocean Ltd.[11] The US Government has named BP as the responsible party in the incident and will hold the company ...
Tuna fish from Pacific Ocean is Radioactive (Contaminated by Fukushima Nuclear Fallout)
fukushimaupdate.com MAKE THIS VIDEO VIRAL,RATE, COMMENT, FAVORITE, SHARE. 太平洋からマグロの魚は、放射性です（福島死の灰による汚染） Buy your Canned Tuna, Now? Long term radiation effects, in Tuna? With many of the long term effects from the Japanese Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant disaster still ahead of us, a serious consideration should be made regarding the food chain and the possible radioactive contamination thereof. In this example, let's look at Tuna fish. Is it safer to buy canned tuna now, before possible contamination into its food chain? They spawn in the Western Pacific between Okinawa and the Philippines and the Sea of Japan and they migrate over 6000 nautical miles to the Eastern Pacific, eventually returning back to their birth waters to spawn again. What do Tuna eat? Tuna mostly eat small fish ranging from 1.5 inches up to 6 inches. Tuna will also eat squid, and very occasionally will consume crustaceans. The small fish that tuna will eat include skipjack herring, flying fish, lancetfish, puffer fish, triggerfish and rabbitfish. 60% fish 20% squid 15% crustaceans If tuna eat smaller fish like Herring, then what do the Herring eat? Herring (aka trash fish) eat mostly plankton, as well as algae and some kelp. If tuna eat squid, then what do squid eat? Squids are carnivorous. The smaller species of squid mostly eat shrimp, and other small fish. How could radiation enter the fish food-chain? So now that we have an idea of what type of tuna is caught off ...
hands across the sand PCB Daily - Miramar Beach, Fl.mov
Hands Across the Sand is a movement made of people of all walks of life and crosses political affiliations. This movement is not about politics; it is about protection of our coastal economies, oceans, marine wildlife, and fishing industry. Let us share our knowledge, energies and passion for protecting all of the above from the devastating effects of oil drilling.
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