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May 12, 2015

The New York Times quotes Oceana’s deputy vice president for U.S. Pacific Susan Murray

Source: U.S. Will Allow Drilling for Oil in Arctic Ocean

May 12, 2015

Oceana Pacific senior counsel Mike LeVine quoted in The Guardian after federal government approves Royal Dutch Shell’s Chukchi Sea exploration plan

Source: Letting Shell drill in Arctic could lead to catastrophic oil spill, experts warn

April 29, 2015

Associated Press covers Oceana and the Abrams Environmental Law Clinic’s petition to an investigation into Royal Dutch Shell PLC

Source: Groups want review of Shell's Arctic regulatory filings

April 24, 2015

VICE covers Oceana’s recent event in San Sebastian, Spain that gathered world’s top chefs

Source: The World’s Biggest Chefs Want You to Eat the Ocean’s Smallest Fish

April 20, 2015

Oceana’s U.S. vice president for U.S. Oceans speaks on The Diane Rehm Show about BP oil disaster

Source: The BP Oil Disaster Five Years Later

April 17, 2015

Oceana’s Save the Oceans, Feed the World campaign and recent top chefs event highlighted by The Telegraph

Source: No cod, no haddock - what fish can we eat with a clean conscience?

April 16, 2015

Reuters spotlights Oceana lawsuit against NMFS for sea turtle deaths in southeastern commercial shrimp fishery

Source: U.S. sued to curb deaths of sea turtles by shrimping industry

April 16, 2015

Wall Street Journal covers closure of U.S. West Coast sardine season to prevent overfishing

Source: U.S. West Coast Sardine Season Halted to Stave Off Overfishing

April 16, 2015

Top chef Gastón Acurio writes about the importance of cooking with small forage fish after Oceana event in Spain

Source: Gastón Acurio: La proteína perfecta

April 10, 2015

Science magazine quotes Oceana vice president for Brazil Monica Brick Perez, Ph.D. in article on endangered species of commercially valuable fish that could be banned from fishing in Brazil

Source: Science magazine

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