Dolphins 
.... States. However, there is more widespread agreement on the issue of
tuna fishing and its damage to the world dolphin population. This ....
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Global and Domestic Marketing
.... An example is the
tuna fishing industry. Due to driftnet methods that used to be used for catching
tuna, dolphins were often caught and killed by accident. ....
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Global and Domestic Marketing
.... An example is the
tuna fishing industry. Due to driftnet methods that used to be used for catching
tuna, dolphins were often caught and killed by accident. ....
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NAFTA and THE ENVIRONMENT
.... The Mexican
tuna fleet reportedly kills more than 100,000 dolphins each year, compared to the 13,000 dolphins which the US
tuna fishing fleets are estimated to ....
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Portuguese Immigration
.... would impress his countrymen with his success influencing them to emigrate as witnessed by this Azorean who later became very wealthy in
tuna fishing in San ....
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Depletion of Fish Stocks From Overfishing
.... species for decimation. Since 1970,
fishing for bluefin
tuna has increased more than 20-fold (Griffin, 1992, pp. 747-752). Legions of ....
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Eco-Economic Services of Marine Ecosystems
.... the catching of deep-water and migratory fish such as
tuna, swordfish and cod .... most by this shortfall, and employment opportunities in the
fishing industry will ....
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The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
.... America, for example, banned
tuna from
fishing boats that did not utilize dolphin-safe nets. Mexico challenged that law and won. ....
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Depletion of World's Ocean Fisheries
.... be industry representatives, is considering ways to protect the
fishing industry .... yellowtail flounder have declined by 70 percent: Atlantic bluefin
tuna are down ....
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Mercury Pollution and Its Solutions
.... the market which, incidentally, would cause financial devastation of the communities where
fishing is the .... that people eat no more than 6 ounces of
tuna per week ....
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Doing Business in Thailand
.... is now the world's primary producer of rubber, claims the region's largest
fishing fleet, and is the world's largest exporter of canned
tuna, canned pineapple ....
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Feasibility of Doing Business in Thailand
.... is now the world's primary producer of rubber, claims the region's largest
fishing fleet, and is the world's largest exporter of canned
tuna, canned pineapple ....
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Great White Sharks
.... variety of bony fishes such as salmon, hake, halibut, mackerel, and
tuna, other sharks .... The Great White also often falls prey to man through the
fishing nets of ....
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Great White sharks are a large species of shark,
.... variety of bony fishes such as salmon, hake, halibut, mackerel, and
tuna, other sharks .... The Great White also often falls prey to man through the
fishing nets of ....
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The cooking of Liguria and Italian Cuisine
.... in 1358, Genova had been a busy port or, sometimes, just a quiet
fishing village for .... in colorful layers along with the fish, which is now cod or
tuna, and the ....
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