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Fighting Climate Change by Halting Overfishing

By Rashid Sumaila, University of British Columbia | - Amid the escalating threats of a warming world, and with the …

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Illuminating dark seas: Why fisheries management must be more transparent

Illuminating dark seas: Why fisheries management must be more transparent
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Fisheries Subsidies from Wealthy Nations Disproportionately Harm Poorer Countries, New Study Finds

Fisheries Subsidies from Wealthy Nations Disproportionately Harm Poorer Countries, New Study Finds
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Oceana, Inc : Fisheries Subsidies from Wealthy Nations Disproportionately Harm Poorer Countries, New Study Finds

Oceana urges coastal developing states to call out the unjust financing of foreign fishing in their waters and demand greater transparencyWASHINGTON, D.C., April 05, 2023, published in Marine Policy, finds

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