I have been fortunate to work on fisheries science and policy across the globe, from my home in New England to the opposite end of the earth in Australia, from the rugged and rocky coast of Chile to the warm tranquil waters of Cuba, and beyond. Each place has a unique story of how lives, […]

Richard Denison, Ph.D., is a Lead Senior Scientist. This weekend EDF submitted detailed comments to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on its implementation of changes to the New Chemicals Review Program, as well as comments responding to the agency’s draft New Chemicals Decision‐Making Framework. After the passage of the Lautenberg Act in June 2016, EPA started […]

Richard Denison, Ph.D., is a Lead Senior Scientist. This weekend EDF submitted detailed comments to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on its implementation of changes to the New Chemicals Review Program, as well as comments responding to the agency’s draft New Chemicals Decision‐Making Framework. After the passage of the Lautenberg Act in June 2016, EPA started […]

Richard Denison, Ph.D., is a Lead Senior Scientist. This weekend EDF submitted detailed comments to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on its implementation of changes to the New Chemicals Review Program, as well as comments responding to the agency’s draft New Chemicals Decision‐Making Framework. After the passage of the Lautenberg Act in June 2016, EPA started […]

A WEEKLY ROUND-UP OF WHAT'S NEW IN LOUISIANA COASTAL RESTORATION 1) Eat Alligator. Restore the Coast. “The American alligator has been so protected, it’s now over-populated,” said chef Nathan Richard in Jenny Adam’s recent Mic article, “Eating alligator in New Orleans could help save the wetlands of Louisiana.” Chef Richard is one of the pivotal Louisiana chefs that is passionate about sustainable seafood and restoring our coast. Last year, we held and event with chef Isaac Toups who gave an ...

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A WEEKLY ROUND-UP OF WHAT'S NEW IN LOUISIANA COASTAL RESTORATION 1) Eat Alligator. Restore the Coast. “The American alligator has been so protected, it’s now over-populated,” said chef Nathan Richard in Jenny Adam’s recent Mic article, “Eating alligator in New Orleans could help save the wetlands of Louisiana.” Chef Richard is one of the pivotal Louisiana chefs that is passionate about sustainable seafood and restoring our coast. Last year, we held and event with chef Isaac Toups who gave an ...

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BLOG UPDATE – JANUARY 19, 2018 In 2016, Ohio lawmakers tried to gut the state’s clean energy standards, which had created thousands of jobs and saved Ohioans over $1 billion on their electricity bills. They almost succeeded, until Gov. John Kasich stood up for Ohio’s clean energy economy and vetoed the harmful bill. Now state […]

BLOG UPDATE – JANUARY 19, 2018 In 2016, Ohio lawmakers tried to gut the state’s clean energy standards, which had created thousands of jobs and saved Ohioans over $1 billion on their electricity bills. They almost succeeded, until Gov. John Kasich stood up for Ohio’s clean energy economy and vetoed the harmful bill. Now state […]

BLOG UPDATE – JANUARY 19, 2018 In 2016, Ohio lawmakers tried to gut the state’s clean energy standards, which had created thousands of jobs and saved Ohioans over $1 billion on their electricity bills. They almost succeeded, until Gov. John Kasich stood up for Ohio’s clean energy economy and vetoed the harmful bill. Now state […]

BLOG UPDATE – JANUARY 19, 2018 In 2016, Ohio lawmakers tried to gut the state’s clean energy standards, which had created thousands of jobs and saved Ohioans over $1 billion on their electricity bills. They almost succeeded, until Gov. John Kasich stood up for Ohio’s clean energy economy and vetoed the harmful bill. Now state […]

Almost a year ago, my colleague Erik Lindebo (now walking the corridors of power at the European Commission) wrote this prescient piece on the 'interesting times' facing Europe and its fisheries. This seems like a good moment, as we start the New Year, to reflect on what we've learnt during these interesting times, and how […]

Almost a year ago, my colleague Erik Lindebo (now walking the corridors of power at the European Commission) wrote this prescient piece on the ‘interesting times’ facing Europe and its fisheries. This seems like a good moment, as we start the New Year, to reflect on what we’ve learnt during these interesting times, and how […]

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