Troubled waters

Mark Schrope

Nature, 2002, vol. 418, issue 6899, 718-720

Abstract: The oceans around the United States suffer from overfishing and pollution, but current government regulatory structures only hamper attempts to fix these problems. Can two high-level commissions put things right? Mark Schrope investigates.

Date: 2002
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