The conclusions in the BiOp regarding the finding of jeopardy and its posited cause (nutritional stress from food competition with fisheries) do not follow logically from scientific, economic, and social information presented in the BiOp and attendant documents.
Bill Johnson: “The conclusions in the BiOp regarding the finding of jeopardy and its posited cause (nutritional stress from food…”
On the recordOctober 16, 2011
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congress.govEditor's note · Context
Johnson critiques the Biological Opinion's conclusions on fishing's impact on Steller sea lions.
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