By Xanthe Waters and Jessica Porter
Atlantic menhaden along the East Coast are not being overfished, but there are “signs of concern,” according to a report released this week by the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission.
Read the whole story in the Gainesville Times
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Small Fish Attracts Big Environmental Debate
By Xanthe Waters and Jessica Porter
RICHMOND – Big trouble could be on the horizon for a tiny fish, the Atlantic menhaden.
Some worry that menhaden, which play an important role in the ecology of the Chesapeake Bay, are being overfished – mostly by a company in Virginia. That’s triggered a debate in environmental circles, the fishing community and the General Assembly over how to manage the menhaden population.
Read the whole story in the Williamsburg Yorktown Daily
RICHMOND – Big trouble could be on the horizon for a tiny fish, the Atlantic menhaden.
Some worry that menhaden, which play an important role in the ecology of the Chesapeake Bay, are being overfished – mostly by a company in Virginia. That’s triggered a debate in environmental circles, the fishing community and the General Assembly over how to manage the menhaden population.
Read the whole story in the Williamsburg Yorktown Daily
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Amid 'depressing session,' Lewis sees successes
By Jessica Porter
Capital News Service
RICHMOND -- Delegate Lynwood Lewis recently finished his seventh regular legislative session representing the Eastern Shore in the Virginia House. Of the 14 bills he introduced this session, eight passed -- a success rate of 57 percent.
Read the whole story in the Eastern Shore News
Capital News Service
RICHMOND -- Delegate Lynwood Lewis recently finished his seventh regular legislative session representing the Eastern Shore in the Virginia House. Of the 14 bills he introduced this session, eight passed -- a success rate of 57 percent.
Read the whole story in the Eastern Shore News
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