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
...after implementation in 1987. All states also have excise taxes and fees on gasoline that, according to the American Petroleum Institute, averaged 30.5 cents per gallon nationally as of July... Read More
...underlying values is especially important when proposing scientific solutions to complex environmental problems. The analytical tools commonly used to aid environmental decision making, such as ecological risk assessment and benefit–cost... Read More
occurring is taking action at the time an idea surfaces. For an informal group, this might simply be the leader sensing buy-in from most members and proceeding in that direction.... Read More
...to millions of people, especially in low-income countries, yet their value is generally not adequately considered in water use, energy, and development decisions. Freshwater fisheries around the world may appear... Read More
...those who solicit funds. We also invest heavily in the costs of hosting a Divisional or Annual meeting, knowing that we will likely recoup our investment in addition to turning... Read More
...research and technology discussed in this article. Second, spread the word by sharing our statement and fact sheet (available: https://bit.ly/31U193d) on the myths with your member of Congress. And finally,... Read More
affected or is forecasted to negatively affect valuable fisheries resources. Unfortunately, most of the general public and their legislative representatives don’t read this literature and are unware or only vaguely... Read More
...arrogant and unlikeable because they talk above the level of understanding for most people. Olson (2009) suggests that when scientists talk to the head, focusing exclusively on rational, analytical thought,... Read More
...assortment of fish management or conservation issues and included investigations into fish population dynamics, life history, age and growth, food habits, habitat use and movement patterns, assemblage response to habitat... Read More
