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STONERS1 year, 10 months ago

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I know tehranchik- I know it will...

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  Eagle_Eye1 year, 10 months ago
  
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  I am physically sick over this one!!!!! They remind me of the Valdez spill and the ones I washed coated in oil.....sick, sick, sick!!!!
  
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    STONERS1 year, 10 months ago
    
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    Sorry, EE...
    
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      Eagle_Eye1 year, 10 months ago
      
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      Thanks for posting it Stoney!!
      It gives me a mission while sitting in the woods here.
      
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        STONERS1 year, 10 months ago
        
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        My pleasure EE ;];]
        
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    Silverghost1 year, 10 months ago
    
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    EE: With your experience with wildlife & personal understanding of the damage that man can do even to himself & with your compassion for life, I'm glad that you are involved in this concern with teaching & ministry to others, especially for Environmental and Natural Disasters.
    I am not knowledgeable of this area. Is there a legal responsibility that the fish company neglected, whereby they can & should be prosecuted? It seems reasonable to pursue that. What can the general public do to help ensure a repetition of this tragedy doesn't occur? -Rev. S
    
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      Eagle_Eye1 year, 10 months ago
      
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      TY SG, by Federal law, the responsibility of the death of an American Bald Eagle is punishable by law by a fine of up to $500K and 5 years in jail.
      This industry had to know the Eagles were foraging there and it was their responsibility as a community member (per their mission statement) to make sure the truck was properly secure and there were no living thing in it when they closed it. Leaving fish guts out in the open is an invitation for wildlife to gather. They were negligent in their field of work.
      What can the general public do about it? Email them and let them know that they were negligent in their handling of the situation of a truck full of fish guts. Also email USFW and let them know your feelings. If you don't speak up there will be no action. sometimes when you do speak up there is no action, but they know we are watching......that makes them a bit more careful.
      
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        tkyrchncs1 year, 10 months ago
        
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        People do make mistakes, and sometimes carelessness leads to disasters, but this doesn't seem to be malicious. What did they do once they found out? Did they try to help, or anything? I haven't heard the company's side of it-this bad press and public hostility is not something they wanted, surely.
        
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        tkyrchncs1 year, 10 months ago
        
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        You're right, of course. Someone took the rruck outside and left it uncovered, and that's who will get hurt worst, besides the poor eagles. New, perhaps untrained? Worried? Sick? High? I know it doesn't matter to the eagles, but it does matter to me. Especially if the company would apologize and offer restitution of some kind, like paying for the bill to help the survivors, and a contribution to a wildlife fund, or something. That would keep me from boycotting them or wanting them closed down.
        
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    Silverghost1 year, 10 months ago
    
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    Thanx EE.
    I thought there was a legal responsibility for Ocean Beauty Seafoods. So the things to do are:
    1. Email Ocean Beauty Seafoods, telling them of our disgust at their neglect. (I presume that intentions for a boycott could put them on notice to the public's outcry.)
    2. Email USF&WS requesting appropriate action to be taken.
    Let's do it! -Rev. S
    
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