High Stakes on the High Seas: A Call for International Reserves

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By Yale Environment 360Sep 29, 2016, 9:00 am69 pts
Marine protected areas in national waters have proven successful in helping depleted fish stocks to recover. Now, there is growing momentum for the creation of extensive reserves on the high seas as a way of reversing decades of rampant overfishing. BY NICOLA JONES

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