| Feds Back Out of Exotic Oyster Decision |
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| Written by Heather McKee | |
| Tuesday, 25 November 2008 | |
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In what some might call a federal cop-out, the US Army Corps of Engineers informed
The Army Corps’ no-decision decision came after researchers spent $15M to find out that the Asian oyster might indeed grow well in Perhaps understandably, the Corps didn’t want to get in the middle of a values debate, weighing a fisherman’s harvest against the integrity and biodiversity of a region. But the Corps’ lack of a recommendation leaves the contentious decision to each state – and being that multiple states share the waters of the Bay, and oysters don’t pay attention to state lines…one state’s decision could affect the future of the entire Chesapeake Bay. The least risky way to improve oyster harvests in Via the Washington Post
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![]() written by Kim Ethridge, November 26, 2008
The Corps will be accepting public feedback until December 15 on which one of three options should be taken regarding introducing the Asian oyster. To send a letter in support of the native oyster, go to the Chesapeake Bay Foundation's action alert at http://www.cbf.org/native. Also check out "Five Reasons to Go Native" at http://www.cbf.org/site/News2?...envirovore
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