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Plentiful anchovies lift fish meal production
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A 1977 image of a whale being harpooned by a Russian vessel was among a series of whaling photos from Greenpeace which shocked the world. Photo by Rex Weyler | BBC
How a 1970s media campaign put the brakes on whaling
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Photo shared by FiskerForum
Canada receives largest fishing vessel
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NOAA releases plan to implement seafood strategy
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Photo by Radio Free Asia/ Facebook Citizen Photographer
China is said to attack Vietnamese vessel, beating crew
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Photo by the Marine Stewardship Council
Commentary: It's OK to eat tuna!
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Maritime Canada lobster fishermen walked out of a Tuesday meeting with Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO). Photo by crwpitman
Nova Scotia lobstermen walk out over poaching crisis
Carli Stewart
Photo by STV News
Net-zero-minded owner pleased with U.K.'s 1st electric lobster boat
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