oceans | On the Commons

Ocean “Dead Zones” Are Increasing May 29, 2008 \| By David Bollier	Where All That Stuff Goes April 8, 2008 \| By Jay Walljasper
Reclaiming a True Global Commons in the Arctic Melt March 30, 2008 \| By Kathryn Milun Global warming sparks huge new commons controversies. Who owns the newly emerging Northwest Passage? Who can claim Antarctica's mineral riches?	Trusts as a Commons Solution: The Case of Fishery Trusts June 11, 2007 \| By David Bollier The trust is to the commons what corporations are to the market: the best way to get things done.
Blue Pastures in a Public Trust May 3, 2007 \| By Mark Dowie A proposal to open our coastal water to intensive fish-farming raises thorny environmental and legal questions.	Open Access Commons: An Open-Ended Question for Democracy March 1, 2007 \| By Kathryn Milun A brief history of the commons offers instructive lesson.
Enforcing the Moratorium Commons: Of Terrorists, Pirates, State-sponsored Industrial Criminals, and Whales February 21, 2007 \| By Kathryn Milun A face-off between activist "pirates" and Japanese whaling ships highlights the meaning and complexity of the commons.	Is Protecting the Oceans a Public Trust? November 17, 2004 \| By Mark Dowie Fish farming in the coastal waters of the US brings up environmental and commons issues.

Ocean “Dead Zones” Are Increasing May 29, 2008 \| By David Bollier	Where All That Stuff Goes April 8, 2008 \| By Jay Walljasper
Reclaiming a True Global Commons in the Arctic Melt March 30, 2008 \| By Kathryn Milun Global warming sparks huge new commons controversies. Who owns the newly emerging Northwest Passage? Who can claim Antarctica's mineral riches?	Trusts as a Commons Solution: The Case of Fishery Trusts June 11, 2007 \| By David Bollier The trust is to the commons what corporations are to the market: the best way to get things done.
Blue Pastures in a Public Trust May 3, 2007 \| By Mark Dowie A proposal to open our coastal water to intensive fish-farming raises thorny environmental and legal questions.	Open Access Commons: An Open-Ended Question for Democracy March 1, 2007 \| By Kathryn Milun A brief history of the commons offers instructive lesson.
Enforcing the Moratorium Commons: Of Terrorists, Pirates, State-sponsored Industrial Criminals, and Whales February 21, 2007 \| By Kathryn Milun A face-off between activist "pirates" and Japanese whaling ships highlights the meaning and complexity of the commons.	Is Protecting the Oceans a Public Trust? November 17, 2004 \| By Mark Dowie Fish farming in the coastal waters of the US brings up environmental and commons issues.

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