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With all due respect, and I'm sure you all did great work there, but the underlying assumptions of those projects seem strange to me. E.g. if you want to reduce
by xg15 3y ago
With all due respect, and I'm sure you all did great work there, but the underlying assumptions of those projects seem strange to me. E.g. if you want to reduce overfishing, why would the size of individual fishing families even be a problem - and not, say, factory trawlers that probably catch orders of magnitude more fish?
- Biologist123 3y agoThe fishing project was not mine. It’s an example of one where the results were not expected and the organisation involved shelved the findings, which might be illegal under this new European directive. Factory trawlers don’t fish inshore reefs where artisanal fishermen tend to be active. You’re conflating two different activities in two different marine resources.