Australia burns illegal vessels

Article Abstract:

Senator Ian Macdonald, Australia's fisheries minister, is seeking the help of scientists across the world to control illegal fishing. Australia spends almost A$100 million annually to control such activity. 107 fishing vessels were found to be fishing illegally on Australian waters this year, which the Australian authorities have opted to burn down.

Australia, Services information, Economic aspects, Services, Control, Domestic policy, Fishery scientists, Destruction, Macdonald, Ian

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Chile loses patience with China

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The persistent failure on the part of Chinese fishing vessels in abiding by Chile's marine resources conservation policies has forced the Chilean government to ban the entry of Chinese fishing vessels on Chile's ports.

Licensing, certification and accreditation, Marine resources conservation

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'Put China in court' - says Chile after jack mackerel 'snatch'

Article Abstract:

Chile's fishing operators are annoyed at Chinese trawlers picking substantial jack mackerel fish from areas very close to Chile's EEZ. These operators want the government to take the matter before United Nations.

Organizational history, Management dynamics, Management, Prevention, Demonstrations and protests, Location, United Nations, Company business management, Fishers (Persons), Trawling, Territorial waters

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