Contaminated Fish

Michael Krasny

Nov 7, 2007 at

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Following a three-year, 4.7 million dollar study showing the dangers of contaminated fish in the Bay, Forum examines what’s being done to reduce that contamination and protect populations that depend on the fish for food.

Guests:

Sheila Bowman, outreach manager with Seafood Watch, a program of the Monterey Bay Aquarium

Tim O'Shea, co-founder of Clean Fish

Sophat Sorn, pastor at the 7th Day Adventist Church in Stockton and founder of Cambodian Families Together.

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