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Proof that no-fishing zones work / Meeting Kumi Naidoo

Posted on by Sally Kneidel

Too many powerful fishing boats We all know the oceans are in trouble. Since “large-scale fishing” began in 1952, the abundance of large oceanic fish has decreased globally by 90%. Too many boats with too much capacity are chasing too…

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