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Marine Biodiversity Tradeoffs: Can Fishing Ever Be Sustainable?
Researchers from Simon Fraser University and the Department of Fisheries and Oceans have published a new report that exposes the trade-offs of fish ecology, including the costs and benefits to mixed-stock fisheries, and suggests a way to exploit the benefits while avoiding the costs to fishery efficiency.
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Artificial Insemination Shows "Virgin Births" in Sharks May Be More Common Than Thought
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Gas Shortage 2021: Colonial Pipeline Restore Services After Ransomware Hack
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How to Spot Killer Asteroid Years in Advance Before it Hits Earth
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Youngest Volcanic Deposit from Mars Could Mean Life on the Planet
Nature-Based Solution to Climate Change Shows Enormous Potential
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Renewable Fuel Credit Market Due for a Shakeup with Tesla Entry
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US First Massive Windfarm Finally Approved by the Biden Adminstration
Bear Climbs Utility Pole in Arizona, Worrying Residents
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7 Groundbreaking and Sustainable Alternatives to Animal Testing
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Texas Man Arrested as Pet Tiger Roams Free in the Neighborhood
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Did Chinese Scientists Try to Weaponize SARS Coronavirus 5 Years Ago?
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Green Power: Renewable Energy Capacity Had a 45% Rise Amidst the Pandemic
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Chinese Astronauts Create Oxygen and Rocket Fuel Using Artificial Photosynthesis in Space
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Meet Romulus and Remus: Dire Wolf Pups Resurrected with Ancient DNA, Thanks to Colossal Biosciences
