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    Developed countries are not immune to climate change, warns NOAA chief
    Climate change is happening faster than was expected, and it is happening all over the world - in rich as well as poor countries.
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    Ark. campus aims for school of fisheries doctors
    Studying fish once seemed so simple: find out where they were biting and keep it under your hat. Now the study of fish has evolved into Ph.D.-level programs that can make fish bigger, tastier and a larger part of the nation's economy.
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    Change is seen in Atlantic from climate, fishing
    The basic makeup of the ocean waters off the Northeast and the mid-Atlantic region has fundamentally changed in the past 40 years because of climate change, commercial fishing pressures and growing coastal populations, according to a new report.
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    "Future of Fisheries Science in America" now available at Barnes & Noble
    The Future of Fisheries Science in America, edited by Richard Beamish and Brian Rothschild, which was published in April (Springer-Verlag, 736pp) is now available from Barnes and Noble.
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    EDITORIAL: Fish study not 'literal?' Perhaps catch limits can be seen that way, too
    So, three years after a supposedly landmark "scientific" study — one that warned that "overfishing" was so severe it would essentially leave the oceans to jellyfish by 2048 — we find that the conclusion wasn't to be taken "literally."
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