Paul Greenberg: American Catch

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Today we present Paul Greenberg talking about his book American Catch:The Fight for Our Local Seafood  (Penguin Press., June, 2014) . 

Mr. Greenberg writes regularly for the New York Times and also contributes to National Geographic, Vogue, The Times of London and other publications.  He is a fellow of the Blue Ocean Institute.

Paul Greenberg’s book Four Fish: The Future of the Last Wild Food (Penguin Press, 2010). was a New York Times bestseller..

Mr. Greenberg spoke at Canios Books, Sag Harbor in July, 2014.
  
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