Wealthier Nations Have Near-Total Dominance Over High-Seas Fishing

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Aug 1, 2018, 2:07 pm339 pts
Using artificial intelligence to analyze 22 billion data points from satellite tracking devices on fishing vessels, U.S. researchers have discovered that 97 percent of high-seas fishing is controlled by wealthier nations, a finding that sheds light on the uneven distribution of increasingly scarce marine…

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