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marine world

  • Shark populations are fast decreasing world over, and India is leading the charge in overfishing

    Shark populations are fast decreasing world over, and India is leading the charge in overfishing

    Bhanu Sridharan
    · Dec 12, 2018 · 09:30 pm
  • A tiny portion of the world’s oceans could meet the rising global demand for seafood

    A tiny portion of the world’s oceans could meet the rising global demand for seafood

    Halley Froehlich, The Conversation Rebecca Gentry, The Conversation
    · Sep 09, 2017 · 08:30 pm