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$27 billion in subsidies for $85 billion in catch.
The article points out that the worldwide fleet capacity is about 50% to 60% larger than it should be and that there is little to no effort to conduct sustainable fishing. There are few refuges and there is little attempt at recovery of depressed fish populations.
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A Monumental Decision. George W. Bush becomes the conservation president, at least at sea. Washington Post editorial.
Bush has declared about 333,000 square miles of ocean, including scattered rocks and islets to be national monuments. This is an important innovation, […]
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