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ABOUT THE FILM More About One More Dead Fish from Directors and Producers Allan and Stefan Forbes My family spent our summers in a small fishing community in Southwest Nova Scotia, observing firsthand the Canadian government’s short-term, industrialized, assembly-line approach to managing the fisheries and the environmental destruction it wrought.
We made the film on a shoestring budget, soon running out of money for sound people, which forced me to shoot, record sound, and edit by myself – talk about independent media! But I was inspired by my 82-year-old Dad rousting me out of bed at 3 in the morning to go out in a fall gale and shoot fishing boats in 30-foot-wave.
Handliners in Nova Scotia are still desperately trying to survive, eking out a meager living on tiny quotas, while bottom trawlers rake in short-term profits, destroy the environment, catch spawning females, and discard huge amounts of fish.


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Dead fish victims of winter kill
[ more ]   A Tory shade of green Tensions high as suspect appears Peer pressure possible cause   More News Stories Latest News China tells Canada not to meddle in case of detainee Senate passes bill to pull troops out of Iraq Emission standards will give industry three-year free ride   More Latest News Dead fish victims of winter kill Matthew Barton, The Leader-Post Published: Tuesday, April 24, 2007 A number of dead fish washed up along the shores of Wascana Creek last week, raising the concerns of residents over a toxic spill or ecological disaster..
View Larger Image Dead fish are found in Wascana Creek near Rotary Park Monday.
When oxygen drops below four milligrams per litre some fish die..
The dead fish found in Wascana Creek are the same type that were found along the shores of Wascana Lake..
When winter came the fish died and some ended up in the creek..
High winds are believed to be the reason for the fish washing ashore..

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Dead fish pose new risk to Cape Town vlei » Netscape.com
3 votes / No sinks Dead fish pose new risk to Cape Town vlei Science – The cost of 30 years of pollution and other environmental abuse of the Rietvlei Wetland Reserve is 50 tons of dead fish, perhaps more, say the city of Cape Town's environmental managers.
It is a race against time to collect the dead fish before they decompose..

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