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Malin Pinsky’s research featured by the Wall Street Journal

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Malin Pinsky’s research featured by the Wall Street Journal

Dr. Malin Pinsky’s collaborative work on the impacts of the shifting migratory patterns of commercial fisheries on the East Coast fishing industry was highlighted in an article by Heather Haddon this morning in the Wall Street Journal titled “Changing Migration Patterns Upend East Coast Fishing Industry“.

Read it now at http://www.wsj.com/articles/changing-migration-patterns-upend-east-coast-fishing-industry-1462982278

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