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How Science-Based Policy and International Cooperation Can Protect Marine Ecosystems—and the Human Food Supply
AlterNet Jack mackerel were in deep trouble 20 years ago. Off the coast of Chile, where the mackerel congregate in one of two Southeast Pacific populations, fishermen caught millions of tons throughout the 1990s, peaking near 5 million tons in 1995. "That was a ... |
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