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Pollock front and center again, despite no one knowing why
November 20, 2009
Pollock quotas likely to drop again | www.publicbroadcasting.net
The latest prediction on the Total Allowable Catch totals for the USA pollock industry for 2010 appear to be solidly in favor of lowering them once again. This makes Greenpeace happy (not really) but is bad news for the industry as a whole. Jobs will be lost, companies may be headed for continued hard times. Yet most consumers of fish say, so what, I never eat pollock. How wrong they are.
A Happy Thanksgiving for Las Vegas
November 18, 2009
NEVADA ECONOMY: State showing some life at last | www.lvrj.com
This year, October data could make Thanksgiving a happy holiday for Las Vegas real estate professionals.
Aquaculture Can Feed The World, Tilapia Is a Big Part Of The Answer
November 9, 2009
Can Aquaculture Feed the World | blueridgepress.com
We read more and more about aquaculture and how the industry is progressing, and reading about its issues of concern as well. We see that the carnivores of the industry may be more of a problem than a solution. We must work on a better feed to product ratio, but more importantly, we have part of the solution, tilapia culture.
Millions Of Canadian Salmon Still Missing
November 7, 2009
Canada to probe missing salmon stocks: PM | www.google.com
We have no idea what happens to the salmon when they go out to sea, but they always return. Well, up until now they have returned, this year they did not. This has had a devastating and ruinous effect on a billion dollar fishery in Canada. The sockeye salmon appear to have just disappeared. The appropriate Canadian authority is out to find the answer, they also should seek a solutions, looking forward, for the industry as a whole.
Ecuador Shrimp Problems May Be Good News For US Shrimpers
October 22, 2009
The Disappearance of Ecuador’s Mangroves | fishfarmaz.com
The USA shrimp industry has taken its share of hits lately. The imports form China, Cental and South America have caused the prices to drop to a point where US wild shrimp just seems to expensive to the average consumer. This may be about to change, as we look more closely at what is happening with the Ecuadorian farmed supply.
Did CBS Just Wake Up To The Growing Salmon Problem
October 21, 2009
Salmon Industry in Deep Water | www.cbsnews.com
The story presented by CBS recently is a great illustration on why no one outside the industry seems to be aware of our growing crisis. Unfortunately food production, fisheries and more directly the farmed salmon industry does not garner the headlines. Well not yet, although they do at times, when it is not a crisis but a catastrophe. I believe we could be close to that catastrophe. The population needs to start paying closer attention to the ever worsening developments in our food chain.
October 20, 2009
ECONOMIC INDEX NOW POINTING POSITIVE | www.lvrj.com
In a week in which Las Vegas learned the local unemployment rate had skyed to 13.9% … passenger traffic at McCarran Airport slid 1.2% … and Nevada bankruptcy filings jumped 64% in the last nine months …. September housing market data actually comes as relatively good news. At worst, Las Vegas is scudding along a bottom like a sailboat on choppy water. At best, it may be in recovery. The key statistics: Prices appear stable. Inventory is still dropping. Sales continue to be strong.
Salmon Problems Continue To Accumulate, Needlessly
October 17, 2009
Jacob Scherr's BlogBlown Away by Bristol Bay? Take Action on Climate Change on October 24th | switchboard.nrdc.org
We recently read about the billion dollar wild salmon industry in Alaska and its well documented problems. Some, inflicted by climate change, and how this is crippling a this billion dollar industry. In the short term we appear to be helpless. However, to see the latest developments out of Bristol Bay's hard rock mining venture, and to realize what this could mean to the industry and for wild life, is unconscionable.
The Aquaculture Industry Can Lead The World In Food Production
October 16, 2009
How will the world feed itself in 40 years' time? | www.guardian.co.uk
2050 is shaping up to be quite an ominous year. Forget the new millennium and " the end of the world ", recent predictions that our food supplies could be running out in 2050 seem much more troubling. Predictions about our oceans bounty, climate changes effecting land based crops, and the population levels of 2050, all tell us we are in trouble. All have a dramatic impact on our ability to feed the world. But wait, solutions abound, aquaculture is one solution moving in the right direction.
Who is kidding who regarding a recovery in commercial real estate
October 18, 2009
U.S. Helps Commercial Real Real Estate Lenders Pretend and Extend
October 15, 2009
The Jury Is Still Out On General Growth
October 8, 2009
FDIC to create value "mark" by selling Corus portfolio
September 24, 2009
The Condo-Hotel Gone Bad: A Particular Corner of Hell
August 24, 2009