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A blog devoted to eco-certification of wild marine capture fisheries. Are these fisheries truly sustainable? Does eco-certification keep up with the latest stock assessment results? Does the public have an adequate opportunity to contest the eco-certification decisions?
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Marine fish resources are public property. You own the fish off your shore wherever you live. The fisheries need to be managed for your long-term good in keeping with the laws of your country and international conventions.
Suggest fisheries to discuss. Suggest case studies to examine more closely. How sustainable are MSC certified fisheries really? Comment on case studies already suggested. Have your say!
Suggest fisheries to discuss. Suggest case studies to examine more closely. How sustainable are MSC certified fisheries really? Comment on case studies already suggested. Have your say!
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Love the poster. Some great posts. Appreciated the link to 'politics of the plate' article.
ReplyDeleteGlad to see a blog dedicated to this sham. Have a visit to my site for some posts in the same vein...
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