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    RP no longer world's 'fish power' due to climate change

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    Date
    April 6, 2010
    Author
    Galvez, Manny
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    Classification code
    PS20100406_A-19
    Excerpt
    The Philippine has lost its once lofty status as a major source of fish catch owing to destructive fishing methods and climate change, with the world's fish catch even teetering on the brink of collapse. Sen. Edgardo Angara told The STAR that from being the eight most productive source of fisheries in the world and third in the production of seaweeds and other aquatic plants, the country's once-lofty status has plummeted with the rapid decline in fish catches. Angara, a former agriculture secretary, said that during a recent speaking engagement before the Philippine Shrimp Industry (PhilShrimp) Congress, he sounded the alarm on the dwindling fish catches.
    Citation
    Galvez, M. (2010, April 6). RP no longer world's 'fish power' due to climate change. The Philippine Star, p. A-19.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/8579
    Corporate Names
    Canadian Fisheries University
    Personal Names
    Angara, Edgardo
    Geographic Names
    Philippines
    Subject
    fish Climatic changes fishing fisheries seaweeds aquatic plants stocks Fishery industry fishers explosive fishing illegal fishing environmental degradation research
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