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Stories written by Peter Horn
If Governments Have the Tools to Stop Fishing-Related Deaths, Why Aren’t They Being Used?
By
Peter Horn
Long before Hollywood highlighted the dangers of commercial fishing in
The Perfect Storm, Deadliest Catch
and other programming, governments around the world knew that this was one of the most hazardous jobs, killing thousands of fishers every year.
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