The unnatural history of the sea / Callum Roberts.

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Online Access: Full Text (via Internet Archive)
Main Author: Roberts, Callum
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Washington, DC : Island Press/Shearwater Books, c2007.
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Table of Contents:
  • Preface
  • pt. 1. Explorers and exploiters in the age of plenty
  • ch. 1. The end of innocence
  • ch .2. The origins of intensive fishing
  • ch. 3. Newfound lands
  • ch. 4. More fish than water
  • ch. 5. Plunder of the Caribbean
  • ch. 6. The age of merchant adventures
  • ch. 7. Whaling : the first global industry
  • ch. 8. To the ends of the Earth for seals
  • ch. 9. The great fisheries of Europe
  • ch. 10. The first trawling revolution
  • ch. 11. The dawn of industrial fishing
  • pt. 2. The modern era of industrial fishing
  • ch. 12. The inexhaustible sea
  • ch. 13. The legacy of whaling
  • ch. 14. Emptying European seas
  • ch. 15. The downfall of king cod
  • ch 16. Slow death of an estuary : Chesapeake Bay
  • ch .17. The collapse of coral
  • ch. 18. Shifting baselines
  • ch .19. Ghost habitats
  • ch. 20. Hunting on the high plains of the open sea
  • ch. 21. Violating the last great wilderness
  • pt. 3. The once and future ocean
  • ch. 22. No place left to hide
  • ch. 23. Barbequed jellyfish or swordfish steak?
  • ch. 24. Reinventing fishery management
  • ch. 25. The return of abundance
  • ch. 26. The future of fish
  • Notes
  • Index.