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Nature can be bountiful, if you take only as much as you need! However, modern commercial fishing techniques result in extensive wastefulness. A study in British waters indicates that almost two thirds of the fish caught are thrown back over the...
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Today is World Ocean’s Day and most of the world is apparently celebrating it digging more graves in the liquid graveyard of the dead. Don’t ask what do the...
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Destructive trawls and dredges used for commercial fishing have destroyed and continue to destroy entire sea-floor environments necessary to conserve, protect and...
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Deep under the ocean the species are in serious danger from the world’s most destructive fishing practice known as bottom trawling and this destruction should be...
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Though the government should be working on making networks of marine reserves to protect marine life it goes and gives a head ho to Bottom trawling. A process that is...
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