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The Fiji Times » Lots of talk, little action : Hundreds protest outside U N Ocean Conference

The Fiji Times » Lots of talk, little action : Hundreds protest outside U N Ocean Conference
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Lots of talk, little action : Hundreds protest outside UN Ocean Conference

About 7,000 people are in Lisbon for the conference, including heads of state, scientists and NGOs, to assess progress in implementing a U.N. directive to protect marine life.

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Leading Conservation NGOs Warn That Major Seafood Ecolabel is Risking its Reputation

Leading Conservation NGOs Warn That Major Seafood Ecolabel is Risking its Reputation
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Last chance: StopFinningEU collects until 31 January one million signatures for Shark fin trade ban

Last chance: StopFinningEU collects until 31 January one million signatures for Shark fin trade ban - our report in category News in DiveInside - the fresh online magazine of Taucher.Net

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Calls for Marine Stewardship Council to raise bar on shark finning

Calls for Marine Stewardship Council to raise bar on shark finning Published 1 month ago A recent report criticises the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) for failing in its stated ‘zero tolerance’ approach to shark finning and calls for urgent reform. Shark populations globally are on the brink of collapse under fishing pressure: an estimated 63 273 million sharks are killed each year and numbers of oceanic sharks have dropped by 71% since 1970. A major driver of this unsustainable exploitation is the existence of a lucrative global shark fin trade. Shark finning is illegal across many jurisdictions but bans vary in their effectiveness and enforcement and the practice continues across the ocean, including in MSC-certified fisheries.

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