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Resources, Reports, Tools, Lists, and Full Text Documents
Seafood--Database
Source: Monterey Bay Aquarium Foundation
Seafood InfoCenter
"The Seafood InfoCenter is a database designed to house information about wild-caught and farm-raised (aquaculture) seafood consumed in the United States and around the world. This site will serve as a platform for sharing fisheries and aquaculture knowledge. The Seafood InfoCenter intends to be a solid and consistent information base available to anyone who wants to learn more about seafood including: consumers, suppliers and restaurants, conservation organizations, resource managers, academics, students, industry associations and others. This comprehensive clearinghouse of seafood information is free to all users and we encourage you to submit new relevant materials."
See also: Seafood Reports
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Folk Music--UK
Source: English Folk Dance and Song Society
English Folk Song Bibliography
"This bibliography is intended to serve both as an introduction to the study of English folk song, and as a guide to the numerous collections of songs which exist in print and manuscript. It is intended to be of assistance both to students of the subject, and to those who wish to sing the songs. The annotations offer a very brief guide to the nature of each item."
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Public Policy--Glossary
Source: The Urban Institute
Urban Institute Policy Decoder
"This glossary contains some of the terms used in the Urban Institute's publications and in policy debates more generally. The glossary is a work in progress and will be updated and expanded periodically."

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