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Why are you blaming globalism for this? I'd argue that a lack of globalism is at fault here. Fishing in international waters is a problem that can only be solve
by ajmurmann 4y ago
Why are you blaming globalism for this? I'd argue that a lack of globalism is at fault here. Fishing in international waters is a problem that can only be solved by the global community. The problem here is that corporations and monetary interests act globally and always will while governments aren't.
- kuhewa 4y agoVery few places outside of national EEZs where boulders would affect IUU fishing. Not much bottom trawling of sensitive areas other than a few seamounts. You have a point about intl management of high seas resources but globalism can result in sanctioned pillaging of nationally sovereign waters. Like "coastal African country, we (the EU) won't buy your peanuts if you don't give us rights to trawl, even though we aren't doing the scientific monitoring required to maintain sustainability for you like we would in our national waters we've already exhausted"