Fujisawas Sake
Feb 16th, 2004, 07:17pm
The battle for the future of the oceans begins:
Scientists fight deep-sea bottom trawling (http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/afp/20040216/ts_afp/un_environment_sea_040216111449)
I seem to remember on the "special features" section of one of my "Blue Planet" DVD's in which one of our resident scientists (hint: His first name starts with a "Steve" and ends in an "O'Shea") mentions the problems associated with deep-sea trawling and the threats faced by deep sea organisms such as the newly discovered deep sea corals. Is this an important issue? You bet.
Sushi and Cha Sui Bao,
John
Scientists fight deep-sea bottom trawling (http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/afp/20040216/ts_afp/un_environment_sea_040216111449)
I seem to remember on the "special features" section of one of my "Blue Planet" DVD's in which one of our resident scientists (hint: His first name starts with a "Steve" and ends in an "O'Shea") mentions the problems associated with deep-sea trawling and the threats faced by deep sea organisms such as the newly discovered deep sea corals. Is this an important issue? You bet.
Sushi and Cha Sui Bao,
John