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I am happy to report that the Annuals of Marine Sociology will be publishing a second article about my Masters research, coming out this May. This is an Open Access journal, which means that all of the articles are free and available to share. You can read the first article of mine that they published at: http://rsm.czasopisma.pan.pl/index.php/61-wydania/948-no-xxii-2013 Z przyjemnością, mam ogłosienie: Rocznik Socjologii Morskiej będzie publikować drugi artykuł na temat mojej pracy magisterskiej! Nowy artykuł będzie dostępny, za darmo, w maju. Można czytać mój pierwszy artykuł na stronie: http://rsm.czasopisma.pan.pl/index.php/61-wydania/948-no-xxii-2013

Let the Research Outreach Begin!

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Stop # 1: Seward, Alaska, April 2016          

Check out this article about my research!

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https://www.mtholyoke.edu/media/oh-my-cod  

Alaska seafood again tests free of Fukushima radiation

Alaska Dispatch News By Chris Klint November 30, 201 For a second year, seafood taken from Alaska waters has tested negative for radiation from Japan’s 2011 Fukushima tsunami and nuclear disaster, state officials say. The Department of Environmental Conservation said Monday that the tests show no appreciable iodine-131, cesium-137 or cesium-134 in samples of cod, halibut, herring, pollock, sablefish and king, chum, sockeye and pink salmon. The fish were collected from the Aleutian Islands and the Bering Sea, the Gulf of Alaska, Bristol Bay and Southeast Alaska, following negative test results on Alaska seafood last year. Scientists had suggested that Fukushima radiation in water might peak in 2015. “The testing in 2015 continues to confirm that the quality of Alaska seafood has not been impacted, with all tests showing ‘non-detect’ for radionuclides associated with the Fukushima nuclear disaster,” DEC officials wrote. Marlena Brewer, a risk...

Calling all fishermen from Juneau, Petersburg, Sitka and Hoonah!