The Endangered Species Act and the National Research Council's interim judgment in Klamath Basin

Article Abstract:

The National Research Council's interim report shows how scientific guesswork operates under a faulty Endangered Species Act. The 2001 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service water allocation decision in the Klamath Basin was politicized after the opinion created difficulties for a group of people, however both the interim report and the 2001 biological opinion has its own pitfalls.

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Klamath Basin fishes: Argument is no substitute for evidence

Article Abstract:

The National Research Council (NRC) is preparing its final report on Endangered and Threatened Fishes in the Klamath River Basin, is considering all the factors that are related to the future welfare of the endangered suckers. Cooperman and Markle's argument on the interim report prepared by NRC is also discussed in detail.

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Shark Researcher

Article Abstract:

The life and achievements of oceanographer Richard Aidan Martin are discussed, besides his research on sharks.

Finfish, Finfish Fishing, Sharks, Oceanographers, Achievements and awards, Martin, Richard Aidan

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