Meat Prices May Help Fishing Industry Undo Poor Selling Job
Gloucester and North East Fisheries Conference delegates heard Harvard nutritionist Dr. Jean Mayer say high meat prices and heart disease risks create a chance to revive U S fishing by selling fish better. Mayer cited fish’s high quality protein and low fats, arguing beef shortages and gasoline costs could push more people to choose fish. The conference urged Congress and the President to extend U S offshore fishing jurisdiction to prevent overexploitation while NOAA pledged better surveillance ahead of the Law of the Sea talks.
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Electrical living and the drive to cut energy use
A columnist lists household electrics from sewing machines to air conditioners and notes 25 percent higher energy use over a decade. He urges readers to tally appliances, cut waste, and suggests small changes while joking about giving up his electric typewriter.
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