Ramona- Thanks for reading my piece and commenting.  I want to address your comment because it plays into the main point of my editorial.  Yes, I work in the Hawaii fishing industry and ultimately my paycheck is derived from fish.  Does that make mine the voice of special interests?  Maybe yes.  But my interests are no more special or irrelevant than someone who wants to stop fishing from occuring.  You see, we're all stakeholders in a public resource.  And just how I (or my industry) shouldn't be able to petition an executive order to over turn quotas, or other regulations that might go in my favor, neither should another stakeholder group.  There is a process that exists to take into account the science, the economics, social impacts when making decisions about resources.  The movement to invoke the Antiquities Act is bypassing that process and that is the problem.