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Norway s most commercially important fishing stock faces uncertain future as scientists predict long wait for upswing

Norway s most commercially important fishing stock faces uncertain future as scientists predict long wait for upswing
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Industry will have to wait until at least 2028 before there is an upswing in Barents Sea cod

Industry will have to wait until at least 2028 before there is an upswing in Barents Sea cod
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UK nixes sandeel fishing for third straight year – ICSF

UK nixes sandeel fishing for third straight year – ICSF
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Study reveals light delays early maturation in farmed cod

Study reveals light delays early maturation in farmed cod
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The Australian scientists who are responding to the cry: Kelp needs help

The “King of Kelp” is how one colleague describes University of Western Australia’s Professor of Marine Botany, Thomas Wernberg.

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