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Toxaphene in Lake Superior Fish Poses Risk
South Bend Tribune, 06/15/2009"The largest, deepest and coldest Great Lake holds another distinction -- the highest levels of the contaminant toxaphene in the region and possibly anywhere in the world."
Eastern States Warn on Fish Consumption
Baltimore Sun, 06/05/2009Eight eastern states warned against over-consumption of rockfish, bluefish, and other popular Atlantic Ocean species because of PCB contamination.
Shad Struggle for Comeback in James River
Richmond Times-Dispatch, 05/28/2009American shad are struggling with little success to make a comeback in Virginia's James River. Historically abundant, this "founding fish" disappeared for years because its spawning was blocked by dams.
Judge Mulls Breaching Snake River Dams
LA Times, 05/20/2009"Federal officials, who have spent much of the last decade 'avoiding their obligations under the Endangered Species Act,' need a contingency plan to save the endangered fish, the judge says."
Bringing a Fish Back from the Brink
Environment Report, 05/14/2009A million year old cycle of fish migration almost came to an end in the waters off of the nation’s capital. But a monumental conservation effort has brought the American Shad them back from the brink.

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