The woman saving seahorses from 'annihilation fishing'
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Scientists say catching fish by bottom trawling is destroying marine habitats. Amanda Vincent is on a mission to change that.
Almost one quarter of the world's annual catch is from this bottom trawling -- a process that has been described by scientists as "bulldozing" the ocean floor. The method can be traced back to the 14th century but technological advances in the latter half of the 20th century have allowed it to extend its reach from shallow waters to the deep sea.
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Trans high school athlete competes in California finals in shadow of protests, Trump funding threats
The transgender high school athlete whose participation in this weekend’s California track and field championships prompted President Trump’s threat to remove state funding is competing in the finals on Saturday after she placed first in three events.
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One of the reasons politicians don’t often engage in massive overhauls of the American economy is that it’s very difficult to defend a massive overhaul of the American economy. However good any given plan is, it often produces losers and – even in the best of cases – some short-term pain.
World leaders are pursuing their own versions of national interest on different historical and actual timelines than the transactional aspirations of American presidents.