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April 29 (Bloomberg) — Yury hoists a net caked with brown sludge from the waters of Russia’s Lake Baikal and curses the pulp plant he blames for killing the omul fish he relies on to make a living. “Two or three times a week I come home empty

Anglers could hook up more Michigan lines - MLive.com
LANSING, Mich. (AP) It soon could be time to find how well Michigan anglers can multitask. The state Department of Natural Resources is seeking public input on a draft proposal that would allow anglers to have up to three lines in the water while

Foes of dams to confront Buffet again - Eureka Times-Standard
Klamath River tribes, commercial fishermen and conservationists are headed to Omaha, Neb., again, this time with a stronger message about the river’s dams to Berkshire Hathaway and its CEO, Warren Buffett. Berkshire Hathaway owns MidAmerican Energy

Climate change adds twist to river restoration - Daily Herald
The best hope for cold-water chinook salmon to survive global warming may be near sweltering Fresno, Calif. — in the San Joaquin River, where salmon have been extinct for 60 years. That’s the latest twist in the long-running debate over restoring

Why does the press seem to be rooting for an art-auction crash? - Slate
Portfolio.com’s Felix salmon quickly jumped in to identify a flaw in Frank’s reasoning. The auction house would lose only its commission, not all of the $835 million. But salmon added his own worry: “vast” piles of “unsellable” art that the auction

Berkshire chiefs to put investment wisdom on display - International Herald Tribune
OMAHA, Nebraska : The wisdom of the billionaires Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger will be on display again this weekend when the two men field questions from a throng of Berkshire Hathaway shareholders. About 30,000 people are expected to fill the

Jumbo squid moving north - Anchorage Daily News
WASHINGTON They aren t the normal calamari. But the jumbo squid now lurking off the Pacific Northwest coast could threaten salmon runs and signal yet another change in the oceans brought on by global warming. The squid, which can reach 7 feet

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