A tale of two fish: cyanide fishing and foreign bosses off Sulawesi's coast (Part I)

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By Tiffany RoufsJul 8, 2014, 11:34 am125 ptsTrending
In spring and summer, after the monsoon storms have passed, the fishing boats set out again from tiny Kodingareng Island in the Spermonde Archipelago off the coast of South Sulawesi. In the afternoon heat, Abdul Wahid joins his fellow fishermen in the narrow shade of the beachfront village houses to check out…

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