Ted Danson Narrates Ocean Documentary "The End Of The Line" (VIDEO)

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First Posted: 06- 9-09 01:39 PM   |   Updated: 07-10-09 05:12 AM

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Ted Danson narrates "The End Of The Line," a grim look at overfishing and the state of the world's oceans. He talks about the movie and what we can do to start helping the ocean now:

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Ted Danson narrates "The End Of The Line," a grim look at overfishing and the state of the world's oceans. He talks about the movie and what we can do to start helping the ocean now: WATCH: ...
Ted Danson narrates "The End Of The Line," a grim look at overfishing and the state of the world's oceans. He talks about the movie and what we can do to start helping the ocean now: WATCH: ...
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- underoath I'm a Fan of underoath 255 fans permalink
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If anybody hasn't seen the huge ball of plastic in the ocean go check it out.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 10:24 PM on 06/09/2009
- mjeffn I'm a Fan of mjeffn 27 fans permalink

link?

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:27 PM on 06/10/2009
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Pacific_Garbage_Patch

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 05:18 PM on 06/10/2009
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Poor Sea kittens.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 07:48 PM on 06/09/2009
- sc300nc I'm a Fan of sc300nc 55 fans permalink

Fish are like any other commodity. When they become scarce, the price will go up, reducing the demand and the ocean will replenish.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 04:39 PM on 06/09/2009
- Blissable I'm a Fan of Blissable 3 fans permalink

Tell that to all the unemployed Newfoundland cod fishermen. As they say..."Eve­rybody got too greedy for them fish, 'en then there wasn't anything a'tall."

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 06:27 PM on 06/09/2009

Econ 101 wisdom or not, that isn't how it works:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tragedy_of_the_commons

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 11:37 PM on 06/09/2009
- GuyRC I'm a Fan of GuyRC 7 fans permalink
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Like any commodity that gets scarce fish will transform from an affordable commodity for many to a delicacy for the rich who will pay whatever they have to because they can. If a fisherman can go out and catch a few fish that he can sell for a lot, he will go out. Frankly, fishermen will fish at a loss for as long as they can just because they like fishing, and they will use whatever method they have to no matter how much it ruins the environment for other species they don't want.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 06:11 PM on 06/10/2009
- LeLoup I'm a Fan of LeLoup 30 fans permalink
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Since this is an international problem with no clear jurisdictions and VERY ingrained lifestyle/cultural issues related to it, it would take decades to negotiate a sensible compromise.

We don't have the luxury of time. That leave only unpleasant options on the table.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 03:42 PM on 06/09/2009
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