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that this is too little too late. Although several fisheries are under assess- ment, only one small-scale oper- ation in the developing world — a Vietnam Ben 'Ire clam (Meretrix lyrata) fishery — is currently MSC certified. Different models of certification might help to redress this balance. For pr

Line. However, objections to MSC certifications are growing. Scores of scientists (including our- selves) and many conservation groups, includ- ing Greenpeace, the Pew Environment Group and some national branches of the WWF, have protested over various MSC procedures or cer- tifications. We believe that,

that this is too little too late. Although several fisheries are under assess- ment, only one small-scale oper- ation in the developing world — a Vietnam Ben Tie clam (Meretrix !pinta) fishery — is currently MSC certified. Different models of certification might help to redress this balance. For pro

rs Limited. All rights reserved EFTA R1_02030125 EFTA02690254 NATURE Vol 467 2 September 2010 Many scientists, and conservation groups including Greenpeace and national MIMIF branches, have objected to various MX certifications. nothing is known about this fish: no eggs or larvae have ever been collect

wn for Vz of the price that it costs in Australia. There are many upmarket clinics set up for “expats” and health travelers in Thailand, Philippines, Vietnam, Goa, etc., with English-speaking dentists. And in Europe many people go to Poland or Hungary. To research, just Google “dentist” and the country and

ear of asking, so the outcome is unimportant. If you’re in a relationship, sign up to HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_013853 (or pretend to) gather information for Greenpeace. Just toss the numbers if you get them. Go to a mall if you want to get some rapid-fire practice—my preference for getting over the discomfort quick