Unsustainable Seafood: A New Crackdown on Illegal Fishing

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By Yale Environment 360Apr 22, 2014, 9:30 am53 pts
A recent study shows that a surprisingly large amount of the seafood sold in U.S. markets is caught illegally. In a series of actions over the last few months, governments and international regulators have started taking aim at stopping this illicit trade in contraband fish. BY RICHARD CONNIFF

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