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European Union is all set to tighten its noose around the neck of the illegal fishermen in future. According to the European Commission, currently the illegal fishermen are punished too lightly, so an increase in fine structure is utmost necessary to...
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A leading conservationist group informs that fish stocks, living in international waters are being devastated to the point of extinction! According to a WWF report,...
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The illegal markets across the world are flourishing, be it of rhino horns or tiger bones and skin or rare bred of exotic fishes, right under the much-claimed...
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Tourism in the Galapagos Islands is booming dramatically. All credit goes to its unique ecosystem. But, unfortunately, it is this increase in tourists, which is robbing...
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A leading conservationist group informs that fish stocks, living in international waters are being devastated to the point of extinction! According to a WWF report,...
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