The U.S. Council on Environmental Quality recently released plans to substantially revise the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), one of the most important U.S. environmental laws. AFS and other science... Read More
...get to the state job level, the seasonal, monthly, weekly, and daily grind take over and priorities both professional and personally change. Typically that is when family life starts for... Read More
...sixth edition, which had been published 9 years earlier. Most species of fishes have been distinguished from other species solely on analyses of morphological data. The rapidly increasing availability of... Read More
to my “Aquacalypse Now” article (Pauly 2009; whose cute title, incidentally, I discovered only when reading the published version). My answer to his question was an op-ed (Pauly 2014) in... Read More
with reference to my “Aquacalypse Now” article (Pauly 2009; whose cute title, incidentally, I discovered only when reading the published version). My answer to his question was an op-ed (Pauly... Read More
the Omnibus suggests that Congress is not likely to embrace the FY18 proposal. Congress typically makes changes to a President’s proposed budget and has, at times, ignored it altogether. Even... Read More
...for 60 days after publication of the proposed rule in the Federal Register. Comments can be submitted online at https://www.regulations.gov. Please follow the instructions for submitting comments to Docket ID... Read More
...Partnership (NFHP; www. shhabitat.org), a 10-year-old, state-led effort to protect and restore freshwater and marine sh habitats. AFS has been involved with this group from the beginning—long- time member Stan... Read More
and escapements in the early 21st century exceeded a million. To my knowledge, no escapement goals were officially increased, but there is a continued push to actually reduce some goals.... Read More
