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Way to use an anecdote of a single commodity to claim the entire economy is experiencing extreme inflation. Moreover, you know tuna is extremely overfished rig

• aestra 13y ago
  Minor point. That's bluefin tuna. The stuff that comes in cans in the United States is albacore tuna. Albacore is less overfished than bluefin, the latter of which is more highly prized in Japan. I believe bluefin is the one that is widely illegally fished in Japan.
  • dylandrop 13y ago
    "About two-thirds of the world's tuna comes from the Pacific, but bluefin tuna accounts for only about 1% of this." Yes I know, but the above is the more important point, sorry I should have quoted it. The amount of tuna fished from the Pacific (67%)! is way too much to be sustainable. For more sources on Albacore and Yellowtail see here: http://www.scidev.net/global/policy/news/pacific-fisheries-meet-fails-to-end-tuna-overfishing-.html http://www.scidev.net/global/policy/news/pacific-fisheries-m... "The International Union for Conservation of Nature has put yellowfin and albacore tuna in the "near threatened" category..."