Topic: Gulf of Maine

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Are Food Deserts Really the Problem?; Japan's Nuclear Ambivalence

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The New York Times on food deserts and global warming, Al Jazeera on the Gulf's mutated shrimp, The Washington Post on America's waning love of gas, and the Los Angeles Times on the future of nuclear in Japan

By Ted Mann

Dec 11, 2011

A New Battle Brews over Cod

The federal government is weighing whether to shut down the cod fishery in the Gulf of Maine, citing scientific projections of decline that the fishermen themselves don't believe.

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