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Oceans Under Siege
Can we save the sea from ourselves? Our oceans are under siege from over-fishing, oil drilling, pollution and human over-population. Clinton has declared 1998 the "Year of the Oceans." We'll talk about ocean policy and politics and what they mean for Angelenos.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readCarl Safina: Director of the Living Oceans Program at the National Audubon Society and author of the recently published "Song for the Blue Ocean" Rod Moore: Executive Director, West Coast Sea Food Processors Association Jennifer Newton: Legislative Aide to Congressman Sam Farr on oceans and coastal policy Mark Gold: Executive Director, Heal the Bay Doug Henderson: Executive Director, Western States Petroleum Association Allan Sekula: Photographer and writer on faculty at California Institute of the Arts; author of "Fish Story," about the international maritime world Dan Weintraub: Columnist, Orange County Register Dean Laurie Levenson: Professor of Criminal Law, Loyola Marymount University; former Assistant US Attorney
topic: California Budget
