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OVERFISHING: AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS*
Journal of Agricultural Economics, 1979This paper examines the economic determinants of fisheries exploitation and looks at the factors which can lead to a fishing ground becoming overfished. In the first section, the biological and economic conflict over efficiency and the way in which this can result in overfishing is examined.
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2012
Are the world’s stocks overfished? The most authoritative assessment of the status of commercial fish stocks comes from FAO, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Every two years FAO publishes a report that summarizes the status of commercially important fish stocks....
Ray Hilborn, Ulrike Hilborn
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Are the world’s stocks overfished? The most authoritative assessment of the status of commercial fish stocks comes from FAO, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Every two years FAO publishes a report that summarizes the status of commercially important fish stocks....
Ray Hilborn, Ulrike Hilborn
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Overfishing Disrupts Entire Ecosystems
Science, 1998A new study appearing on page 860 of this issue of Science concludes that in spite of bans on fishing in certain areas and quotas that limit takes in others, humans are inexorably fishing down marine food webs as larger and more commercially valuable species disappear, creating impoverished, less valuable ecosystems.
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2014
<em>Overfished Ocean Strategy: Powering Up Innovation for a Resource-Deprived World</em> is a book about business innovation and the specific principles that allow companies to navigate empty economic oceans with grace.
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<em>Overfished Ocean Strategy: Powering Up Innovation for a Resource-Deprived World</em> is a book about business innovation and the specific principles that allow companies to navigate empty economic oceans with grace.
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2010 2nd International Conference on Chemical, Biological and Environmental Engineering, 2010
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Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 2013
Firstly, I should disclose my own interests: I have worked extensively on the effects of overfishing on ecosystems and have frequently found myself on opposite sides of the debate from the first author of Overfishing – What Everyone Needs to Know, well-known fisheries scientist Ray Hilborn from the University of Washington.
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Firstly, I should disclose my own interests: I have worked extensively on the effects of overfishing on ecosystems and have frequently found myself on opposite sides of the debate from the first author of Overfishing – What Everyone Needs to Know, well-known fisheries scientist Ray Hilborn from the University of Washington.
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Marine Policy, 2008
Abstract The continuing public concern with overfishing ignores the underlying problems that face fishery mangers. Attention needs to be given to (1) the transitory nature of the ocean environment, (2) the natural variation in fish stocks, (3) the role of the fishing industry and market forces in fishery management, and (4) the failure to focus on ...
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Abstract The continuing public concern with overfishing ignores the underlying problems that face fishery mangers. Attention needs to be given to (1) the transitory nature of the ocean environment, (2) the natural variation in fish stocks, (3) the role of the fishing industry and market forces in fishery management, and (4) the failure to focus on ...
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Science, 2012
Current global fisheries jeopardize not only individual species but also the overall integrity of marine ecosystems.
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Current global fisheries jeopardize not only individual species but also the overall integrity of marine ecosystems.
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Overfishing worse than thought
Nature, 2008The work, presented Tuesday at the 11th International Coral Reef Symposium in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, suggests that for fifteen of twenty tropical island nations and territories examined, subsistence and recreational fishing has gone almost completely unreported over the past half-century. Such fishing actually collects a volume of reef fish at least
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