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You can t plant ice : 5 global youth activists on waking the world up
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As new agreement goes into effect, countries align to protect and study Arctic fisheries
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As the extent of sea ice covering the Arctic Ocean shrinks, commercial trawlers are moving in, rapidly expanding fishing operations into areas previously covered by multiyear ice. If this trend persists, as new research suggests, fishing activity will spread along Arctic coastal shelves, with bottom trawling becoming a major threat to the Arctic’s rich and diverse ecosystems.
Per Fauchald, an ecologist at the Norwegian Institute for Nature Research, and his colleagues argue in a new study documenting the shift in fishing activity that, with the planet continuing to warm, Arctic coastal states need to take more responsibility to protect these vulnerable areas.
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Statement: International Agreement on Fisheries Charts a New Path for Arctic
Washington, D.C. – The following statement was issued by Scott Highleyman, vice president for Conservation and Policy at Ocean Conservancy, to mark the ‘Agreement to Prevent Unregulated High Seas Fisheries in the Central Arctic Ocean’ entering into force on June 25, 2021:
“Ocean Conservancy celebrates this precautionary agreement that closes the Central Arctic Ocean to commercial fishing while gathering knowledge about the ecosystems it supports. The agreement comes on line just in time as the Arctic is warming three times as fast as the rest of the world.”
“Both Arctic and non-Arctic nations have come together with a new model for international cooperation and a vision for our oceans that puts knowledge first, is inclusive of Indigenous people and ways of knowing, and prioritizes ecosystem health over industrial fishing expansion.”