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In eleventh grade, during a unit on public speaking in English class, I gave a brief speech on sharks. I had, by that time, been enamored with sharks for the better part of a decade and planned to go to college to become a marine biologist. I concluded my speech with a plea for their…
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RadioWest, we’re examining former-President Trump’s impact on the environment and public lands here in the West. Like so many issues these days, this is divisive territory.
In his four years as president, Donald Trump rolled back more than 125 environmental regulations and removed protections from nearly 35 million acres of public lands, including millions here in Utah. Seen from one side of the ideological divide, the weakening of protections for migratory birds, the shrinking of national monuments and a host of other actions look like assaults on wildlife and wild places. But step across the aisle and those actions are seen as boons to business and rural communities. We’ll hear from both sides this Friday at noon, and ask what effect the Biden administration might have in his first term.
gut-wrenching photos will encourage people to quit. that is what is the latest in news worldwide. thank you. and there is a new book that suggests that it is sharks, themselves who should be frightened and not humans. climate change and the increase for sharp fin means that we are losing 100 million sharks annually. not a fair fight when you consider that on averagedshar kill no more than five people a year worldwide. juliet harin discovers the role reversal in this new book demon fish. julia, i always thought that humans were the victims of predator shark, but you say it is the completekocomplete opposw so? well, what is driving the
keep the mid level predators from getting out of control, and also like the garbage collector taking the weak and the sick and cleans up the system. in addition, it just other animals are afraid of it, so they moderate their behavior and as a result, it is important in keeping the ocean s balance. now, you talked about the shark fin. is this really the case of human expl exploitation to undermine the species? well, no question overfishing is one of the dominant pressures on sharks and they take later to mature and not as many off spring as a fish with lots of eggs so things other than climate change that can affect it, but no question that human pressure is the decisive factor affecting sharks worldwide. thank you. your book is demon fish and thank you so much for joining us. thank you, so much, martin. few cases of bullying are as tragic as that of adrian reynolds.