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Sacramento Bee Sea of Cortez Series

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From: Editorial Library
Date: Tue, 09 Jan 1996 00:00
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The Sacramento Bee recently published an in-depth investigation of the 
environmental decline of the Sea of Cortez (Gulf of California). This special 
report is now available on a Worldwide Web site 
(http://www.nando.net/sacbee/dyingsea/).

Bee Executive Editor Gregory Favre says about the series:  "How can you 
destroy one of the great natural wonders of the world? The question alone is 
enough to frighten some of us. The fact that it is being done should terrify all of 
us.
              
"'A Dying Sea,' a six-part special report first published December 10-13, 1995, 
chronicles the hard truth about the destruction of the Sea of Cortez. This is not 
fiction, or a story in a scientific journal, or a conservation group crying for help.
              
"Pulitzer Prize-winning Bee reporter Tom Knudson, along with photographers 
Jos� Luis Villegas and Erhardt Krause, traveled more than 6,000 miles, 
interviewed more than 140 people on both sides of the border and took 
numerous trips on the sea itself for this series. 
              
"The culprits are many and they are powerful. The defenders are few and are 
much weaker. And even if you never visit the Sea of Cortez, you ought to be 
concerned. If something this biologically rich can be killed, then there is little on 
our planet that cannot be plundered."

You are invited to examine this important study. Share it with colleagues. Tells 
us what you think. If you maintain a web site in a related area, please consider 
linking this URL from your homepage.

Thanks.
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From: Editorial Library <pbasofin@sacbee.com>
Subject: Sacramento Bee Sea of Cortez Series
Date: 1996/01/09
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