An alternate management system is introduced which uses seasonal and spatially explicit multi-species quotas generated from small-scale cooperative fishery acoustic surveys to manage the Aleutian Islands walleye pollock (Gadus chalcogrammus) fishery while limiting impacts on the endangered Western stock of Steller sea lions (Eumetopias jubatus).
The D.F.A. was created in 1998 through the merger of four smaller cooperatives, one of which was overseen by Mr. Hanman.
Market giants like WellPoint, with 30 million members nationwide, would quickly drive the smaller cooperatives out of business.
But for now, that small, cooperative private sector that Green refers to is hidden in the shadows, lacking power and toothless.
Though devoted to his parents — his father an engineer, his mother a gynecologist — he saw them mostly on weekends in their small cooperative apartment.
Correction: July 28 , 2002 Sunday An article last Sunday about small cooperative buildings misstated the former position of Ravelle Brickman, a shareholder who commented on differences between living in small and large co-ops.
About 20 years ago, a small cooperative of goat farmers in that town decided to bring back a cheese that had been made in their region a hundred years earlier but had all but disappeared.
The dispute raises questions over the future of small cooperative renewable energy projects in the UK, which have already suffered from changes to rules in taxation and planning permission.
If you can't get hold of it – which is quite likely, as it's made by a very small cooperative and has rarely traveled further than mainland Spain – console yourself with another of this week's best buys, Frü puds.
The center of the apartment, carved from two studios on the top floor of a small cooperative, is meant to be a realm of the senses and the four elements of earth, fire, water and air.
