To move the world fisheries toward sustainability we need a combination of enforcement and incentives. This study focuses on the economic reasons for sustainability.
Build up fish stocks now for big money later: study
By Deborah Zabarenko,
Environment Correspondent
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Commercial fishers should cut back on their catch and allow fish stocks to grow above the levels most governments currently advise if they want to boost long-term profits, economists reported on Thursday.
Such a strategy would sustain fish populations and save fuel while opening the way to big profits in the future, the researchers reported in the journal Science.
And the more depleted a fishery has become, the better the results when stocks are built up to what the researchers call the biomass maximum economic yield. That might be...(complete article here).
Friday, December 7, 2007
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