Douglas Frantz is a former managing editor of the Los Angeles Times and shared a Pulitzer Prize as a foreign correspondent at The New York Times. After his career in journalism, he was chief investigator for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, an assistant secretary of state in the Obama administration, and deputy secretary-general at the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in Paris.

Before leaving journalism for a career as a private investigator specializing in international financial fraud, Catherine Collins was a reporter and foreign correspondent for the Chicago Tribune and a contributor to the New York Times and Los Angeles Times.

Husband and wife, Frantz and Collins have written several nonfiction books together, including Fallout and Celebration, U.S.A.

Introduction

PART I BIG FISH EAT LITTLE FISH
Chapter 1 Consolidating the Forces
Chapter 2 Conquering Canada
Chapter 3 Poisoning Your Own Backyard
Chapter 4 The Resistance
Chapter 5 Attack, Counterattack
Chapter 6 Health Matters
Chapter 7 Whom Can You Trust?
Chapter 8 Out of Sight, Out of Mind
Chapter 9 No Smoking Gun
Chapter 10 Mother Norway
Chapter 11 The Anatomy of Harm
Chapter 12 "Sorry, Guys"
Chapter 13 The Ocean Is Running Out of Fish

PART II IN THE TRENCHES
Chapter 14 "Something Is Seriously Wrong"
Chapter 15 Battling on Multiple Fronts
Chapter 16 Case Closed
Chapter 17 Risky Business
Chapter 18 "We're Really Proud of Who Hates Us"
Chapter 19 Millions of Dead Salmon
Chapter 20 Keep Your Mouth Shut
Chapter 21 Lobster in the Crosshairs
Chapter 22 "Shit Happens"

PART III THE NEXT WAR
Chapter 23 Saving Wild Salmon
Chapter 24 Preservation on the Penobscot
Chapter 25 Judgment in New York
Chapter 26 Growing Salmon in Florida
Chapter 27 Revolution in Wisconsin
Chapter 28 Now What?

Source Notes
Bibliography
Acknowledgments
Index