U.S. Sen. Mark Begich, D-Alaska, has fired this letter to Walmart expressing his views on Alaska seafood and the Marine Stewardship Council.
Begich also issued this press release.
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- Fritz Johnson appointed to Board of Fisheries
- No new IPHC commissioners anytime soon
- Salmon notes
- More time to weigh in on halibut catch sharing
- State fights Cook Inlet setnetter suit
- State, industry lose Steller sea lion appeal
- Teen on four-wheeler hits setnet cable, dies
- Vessel reported aground at Ketchikan
- Cook Inlet setnetters sue Fish and Game
- Walmart keeps hearing it from Alaska
- Halibut catch sharing plan stirs opposition
- USCG conducts Prince William Sound medevac
- Aleutians golden king crab quotas stay steady
- Big price on small catch at Bristol Bay
- Does Alaska salmon qualify?
- A subpar season in Bristol Bay
- Salmon way up north
- Contaminated Bristol Bay salmon dumped
- Salmon notes
- Fish tender runs aground east of Whittier
- Closure ordered in Bristol Bay due to oil threat
- Man dies in fall aboard vessel in Chignik Lagoon
- One dead, two hurt in Bristol Bay boat fire
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