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News
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Monterey
Bay Aquarium,
ranked among the top aquariums in the world, knows a lot about
fish and the oceans. The studies keep coming in that the oceans
are in trouble. Are we helpless to make a difference, or is there
something we can do?
Ken
Peterson
of
the Monterey Bay Aquarium talks about the future of oceans, and
how you can make the wise choices next time you think about eating
from the oceans' bounty.
Visit
their website:
Monterey
Bay Aquarium
www.montereyaquarium.org
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Use
the National Seafood Guide to make the right choice for the health of
the oceans and for a healthy life. Here's a pocket guide to help.
To
get yours FREE!
and
to learn about many more ways to become involved, click www.seafoodwatch.org
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Manzanar
National
Historic Site
9
miles north of Lone Pine, CA
Frank
Hays: Superintendent
 We
hear each day about what can happen when government concerns for
national security become driven by war. It has happened before,
and we visit a place that now enshrines that legacy.
Manzanar
was the first of ten war relocation centers. In operation from
April 1942 through November 1945, it was the largest wartime
"city" between Los Angeles and Reno. Manzanar National
Historic Site tells the stories of the relocation of nearly
120,000 Japanese Americans during World War II and of the people
and cultures who came before.
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