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    Sustainable fishing

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    Date
    August 30, 2018
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    Classification code
    PS20180830_6
    Excerpt
    With prices of fish rising, the government has approved the importation of galunggong. Among those hit by the move, however, are many of the biggest consumers of the so-called poor man’s fish: small-scale fishermen and their families. No wonder the main organization of small-scale fishermen is opposing the importation – the first time in about two decades that the country is importing fish. The government says the importation is meant merely to ensure steady supply while a moratorium on fishing is observed for several months. The moratorium is part of efforts to rehabilitate fishing grounds destroyed by a trawler-type fishing method employed by commercial fishing operators using the Danish seine or hulbot-hulbot.
    Citation
    Sustainable fishing. (2018, August 30). The Philippine Star, p. 6.
    URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/4005
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    Geographic Names
    Philippines
    Subject
    sustainable fishing fish Governments pricing carangid fisheries trade fishers commercial fishing fishing livelihoods boat seines illegal fishing fishery regulations spawning grounds marine environment sustainability artisanal fishing food security
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