High Seas Fishing as Economically Unsustainable as It Is Ecologically

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By Sierra ClubJun 7, 2018, 8:53 am55 pts
By Carly Nairn Five countries are responsible for the majority of fishing in the high seas—international waters that are not under one country's jurisdiction . All five depend on enormous subsidies to keep high seas fishing economically sustainable, concludes a study released Wednesday in the journal Science…

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