What's good for salmon is good for the profit column,
says a group of economists, academicians and
environmentalists in the Pacific Northwest.
"Endangered salmon are indicators of both ecological
problems and inefficiencies and waste within regional
economies," said Bob Doppelt, director of the Center
for Watershed and Community Health at Portland State
University and coordinator of a research project on
Pacific Northwest salmon.
For more details, go to
http://www.enn.com/news/enn-stories/2000/02/02072000/salmonbenefits_9596.asp
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Baltimore, MD
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