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Where Have All The Fish Gone?

22 February 2012 by CapeTownNewsReader

Currently, a quarter of the world’s fish stocks are overexploited, depleted or recovering from depletion. Approximately half of the international fish stocks are fully exploited, which means that these stocks are being utilised at, or close to, their sustainable maximum. Only a quarter of fish stocks are underexploited or moderately exploited.

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