Pirate Trawlers Face Crackdown To Aid Fish Stocks
March 3, 2006 @ 10:52 AM (EST)
Source: Reuters
Pirate trawlers will be tracked by a new database as part of a planned crackdown on illegal fish catches worth $9.5 billion a year that are adding to strains on global stocks, an international report said on Friday...
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