- 4 more companies want to commercially harvest Lake Tahoe's invasive crayfish populations: http://t.co/taBOAX71 ->
- California legislators introduce fracking legislation (forcing disclosure of activities and chemicals): http://t.co/4zx0QTfe ->
- Salmon released in San Joaquin river mark a milestone in recovery efforts: http://t.co/INDcNtR6 ->
- Habitat designated for endangered Klamath watershed suckers: Breaking http://t.co/CGLM90b6 ->
- Ahhh, the simple, carefree life of a fishing camp caretaker (a classic from Fish in a Barrel Pond): http://t.co/BPhuSBnc ->
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The Week’s Newsbytes
4 more companies want to commercially harvest Lake Tahoe's invasive crayfish populations: http://t.co/taBOAX71 -> California legislators introduce fracking legislation (forcing disclosure of activities and chemicals): http://t.co/4zx0QTfe -> Salmon released in San Joaquin river mark a milestone in recovery efforts: http://t.co/INDcNtR6 -> Habitat…
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