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“We are never far from the water here. A bend in the road discloses a shimmering sheet of lagoon or pond, and the crest of a hill reveals the magnificent ocean, asparkle with what the Wampanoag so poetically describe as Moshup’s scattered mica shards. What small things we can do to have a huge role in protecting all this: give up unnecessary lawn fertilizers that choke delicate eel grass in overbloom of algae, pump our septics, conserve household water. So little, to keep so much, for us and for the future. - G Brooks”
Jellyfish sushi: Seafood’s slimy future
04 March 2009 by Caroline Williams
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Cape Cod without Oysters and lobsters?
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February 2009 by Doug Fraser
TWI talking about solutions at annual meeting
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September 10, 2009 by Dan Cabot
MV Times