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    Name: Adam Addorisio on Mar 8, 2007
    Comments: We need to stop the clear cutting of our oceans!! Save the oceans for the generations to come.
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    Name: Lorraine Pileggi on Mar 8, 2007
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    Name: Kristine Boetto on Mar 8, 2007
    Comments: Save our Oceans!!! :)
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    Name: Anonymous on Mar 8, 2007
    Comments: This sould stop!
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    Name: Christina Addorisio on Mar 8, 2007
    Comments: we must save our oceans!! fight the cause
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    Name: Dara Moshonas on Mar 9, 2007
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    Name: Ean Kools on Mar 9, 2007
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    Name: Shawn Fernandez on Mar 9, 2007
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    Name: Anthony Capasso on Mar 9, 2007
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    Name: David Vasilevski on Mar 9, 2007
    Comments: Signed in retrospect to ADAM's environmental passions and efforts. He has spread a vast and contiuous knowledge and awareness of todays most toilsome environmental issues! Truly an inspiration, to environmental studies and it's diligence what Kepler was to astronomy/astrology! Save the whales!
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    Name: Alex N. on Mar 9, 2007
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    Name: Michella Kordahi on Mar 9, 2007
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    Name: Sean Gudgeon on Mar 9, 2007
    Comments: Oceans are an immeasurable resource to us and one we dont even fully understand. Bottom trawling is like clearcutting a tropical rainforest without even having looked at the forest, or contemplating the environmental hazards or long term eco-calamities. Why does this happen Because it is an issue that people believe is over and done with, the oceans are f**ked, and there's nothing anyone can do, let the fisheries run themselves dry. There ARE other options, and it is important that people, governments, and international bodies (the UN, ect) realize this.
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    Name: Sean Gudgeon on Mar 9, 2007
    Comments: Oceans are an immeasurable resource to us and one we dont even fully understand. Bottom trawling is like clearcutting a tropical rainforest without even having looked at the forest, or contemplating the environmental hazards or long term eco-calamities. Why does this happen Because it is an issue that people believe is over and done with, the oceans are f**ked, and there's nothing anyone can do, let the fisheries run themselves dry. There ARE other options, and it is important that people, governments, and international bodies (the UN, ect) realize this.
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    Name: Sean Gudgeon on Mar 9, 2007
    Comments: Oceans are an immeasurable resource to us and one we dont even fully understand. Bottom trawling is like clearcutting a tropical rainforest without even having looked at the forest, or contemplating the environmental hazards or long term eco-calamities. Why does this happen Because it is an issue that people believe is over and done with, the oceans are f**ked, and there's nothing anyone can do, let the fisheries run themselves dry. There ARE other options, and it is important that people, governments, and international bodies (the UN, ect) realize this.
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    Name: Doug B Carswell on Mar 9, 2007
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    Name: Nader Abdo on Mar 9, 2007
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    Name: Anonymous on Mar 9, 2007
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    Name: Anonymous on Mar 9, 2007
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    Name: Heather on Mar 9, 2007
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    Name: Kristina Dudumas on Mar 9, 2007
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    Name: Heidi Sourdas on Mar 10, 2007
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    Name: Anne Kim on Mar 11, 2007
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    Name: Amanda Chiaramida on Mar 11, 2007
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    Name: Candice Beotto on Mar 11, 2007
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    Name: May Abu-Shaban on Mar 11, 2007
    Comments: There are clearly several alternatives available that are much less detrimental to the environment! This method of fishing is not as common as the other methods as it is, so the small percentage of fishermen who use this method conforming to the the methods used by the majority can't be that difficult to achieve. Please make bottom trawling illegal!
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    Name: Serena Kitchell on Mar 11, 2007
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    Name: Kerri Rouleau on Mar 12, 2007
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    Name: Adriano M on Mar 12, 2007
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    Name: Sandra Longden on Mar 12, 2007
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    Name: Anne-Marie Ludwig on Mar 13, 2007
    Comments: I never knew about this before but it is ridiculous! What an unecessary waste of resources and such an insufficient way of fishing which harms our environment and in turn us!
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    Name: Samantha Tick on Mar 13, 2007
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    Name: Luke on Mar 15, 2007
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    Name: Anonymous on Mar 15, 2007
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    Name: Valentyna Onisko on Mar 17, 2007
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    Name: Jester Lind on Mar 18, 2007
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    Name: Graham Schofield on Mar 19, 2007
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    Name: Christel Wilkat on Mar 28, 2007
    Comments: Bottom-trawling is one of the most destructive and cruedest forms of commerical fishing. It destroys everything in its path annihilating whole ecosystems. Our oceans are not indestructable and need our help. They are fragile and if we are not careful we are going to destroy this planet beyond the point of restoration.
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    Name: Jessica King on Apr 7, 2007
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    Name: Tom Brown on May 4, 2007
    Comments: It's gotta stop. Listen to the scientists for a change. we are always way ahead of you and you know it.
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    Name: Katharina Brown on May 7, 2007
    Comments: I've worked on scientific diving surveys to assess the effects of bottom trawlers - the damage is devastating and heartrenching to experience. Controls and protected areas are way overdue! If it is left much longer there will be nothing left to worry about or make a living from.
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    Name: Kirsty Ball on May 7, 2007
    Comments: bottom trawling has lasted for so long because the general public are unaware of the real destruction that it does to our seas. This method of fishing needs to be stopped, not reduced, just stopped. human consumerism and greed is destroying all that is natural and beautiful with this world. its about time that we showed mother nature that we respect and love her. stop the killing.
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    Name: Kirsty Ball on May 7, 2007
    Comments: bottom trawling has lasted for so long because the general public are unaware of the real destruction that it does to our seas. This method of fishing needs to be stopped, not reduced, just stopped. human consumerism and greed is destroying all that is natural and beautiful with this world. its about time that we showed mother nature that we respect and love her. stop the killing.
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    Name: Stephanie Milne on May 14, 2007
    Comments: As marine biologist who has collected data for NMFS for five years on trawlers in Alaska, I have seen first hand how destructive this practice is to the habitat
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    Name: Dawn Abbott on May 16, 2007
    Comments: This is a terrible practice. There is such an array of wonderful life on the bottom of the ocean, some of which we haven't even discovered yet, and all of which plays a vital role in the ocean system as a whole! Let's stop bottom trawling, and we will be one step closer to a better world!
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    Name: Heather MacDonald on May 29, 2007
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    Name: Derek Jones on Jul 8, 2007
    Comments: Stop the babaric slaughter of Canda's oceans now!
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    Name: Tamara Wilson on Jul 20, 2007
    Comments: Bottom trawling must be stopped. Otherwise there will be nothing left of the most beautiful place on this earth!
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    Name: Anonymous on Oct 9, 2007
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    Name: Blue Planet Society on Nov 13, 2007
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