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Op-ed: We served with Lynne Walz in the Nebraska Legislature. She's no moderate
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Measuring the nutritional benefits of fisheries adaptations in the Pacific Islands region
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Adaptations to sustain fish consumption rarely quantify nutritional outcomes. We introduce a simple ‘fish meals’ approach that translates catch into per capita dietary protein intake recommended by the World Health Organisation. The approach is applied to an adaptation to help small-scale fishers catch tuna more efficiently – installing anchored fish aggregating devices (aFADs) in nearshore waters – and is readily scalable to other fish-based interventions to support nutrition security.
By Johann D. Bell, Simon Nicol, Colette Wabnitz, Thomas Auger, Ian Bertram, Tom L. Brewer, Lindsay Chapman, Karen Charlton, Anna Farmery, John N. Kittinger, Robert Merritt, Kara Miller Verified, Michael Sharp, David Fatai, Alex Filous, Samol Kanawi, Julie-Anne Kerandel, Helani D. Kottage, Maggie Skirtun, William Sokimi, Mainui Tanetoa
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Clean energy jobs are key to our future
Tom Brewer: Oregon should lead the way in bolstering both the environment and the economy. Some of my earliest childhood memories are of working in the dirt. Smudging and thinning pears, nursery and greenhouse work, and raising and selling plants. I have been involved in agriculture my whole life. It's part of my story and my family's story, dating back to my grandfather's 1,100-acre farm. Oregon's agricultural industries depend on a healthy climate.
Tom L. Brewer - Parsons Sun: Obituaries
After receiving his honorable discharge from the Army, he lived in California, where he worked at U.S. Divers for several years. He then lived in Wichita, Oklahoma City, Okla., and relocated to Parsons in 1978. Through the years he worked for Hardman Real Estate building houses, Southwest Carbon, UPS and most recently Dayton Superior (formerly Ankortite) in Parsons, where he worked as a machinist for 30 years until retiring. He was a member of the Flatlanders Car Club.
Tom L. Brewer - Parsons Sun: Obituaries
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