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Salmon protest regarded as largest sit-in at legislature

May 14, 2010UncategorizedSalmonCommon Sense Canadian
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Aticle by Stefania Seccia in Westerly News. “A report released May 6, by the SOS Marine Conservation Foundation, concluded land-based closed containment is also economically feasible.” Read article

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