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Alaska commercial fishing news and notes
About me
- Deckboss
- I'm a journalist covering Alaska's commercial fishing industry. My real name is Wesley Loy. Reach me at wloy61@gmail.com.
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February
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- 'The true cost of cheap seafood'
- Russian trawlers are hurting Alaska, Peltola says
- Juneau watch
- Blotter
- AMCC's legal fundraiser
- Transit scheme costs American Seafoods $9.5M
- Cook Inlet battle royal set
- BBRSDA board candidates announced
- Sullivan's 'big idea'
- Bristol Bay association names new skipper
- Rep. Vance proposes a sea change
- Juneau watch
- Murkowski's fish worries
- A chicken halibut survey
- Juneau watch
- Big federal salmon buy coming
- The Cook Inlet conundrum
- Unalaska's power plans
- An escalating fight over halibut bycatch
- Another challenge to Bering Sea trawling
- Personnel file
- Fire reported at Peter Pan facility in Sand Point
- Weighty fishing penalty assessed
- An 'average' sockeye run for Upper Cook Inlet
- Fishing for federal help
- Juneau watch
- Albatross bycatch reported
- Unalaska opposes salmon bycatch petition
- UFA announces board members
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1 comment:
Geez, who would have thought that two communist countries would be using slave labor and paying unbelievably low wages to indentured "employees" in seafood processing plants? Good thing investigative reporting brought to light the issue, so now Trident can take a "lead" position in denouncing this abhorrent and unacceptable labor practice.
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