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January 25, 2012
While fishmeal exports are big business in Chile — about $535 million annually — in Peru they are three times as big: $1.6 billion a year.
from nytimes.com :: Tagged Chile, fishing, Peru
Peru is the world’s second-largest fishing nation after China. Its biggest port, Chimbote, lands more fish than the entire Spanish fleet catches in a year.
from nytimes.com :: Tagged Chile, fishing, Peru
December 6, 2010
Fishermen Embrace Change in the Sinaloa, Mexico Shrimp Fishery: Part III
from blogs.edf.org :: Tagged fishing, Mexico, Sinaloa
October 27, 2010
Heat Rises, Fishing Falls in the Venezuelan Caribbean – In the Southern Caribbean, along the Venezuelan coast, fishing is on the decline, surface waters are warming, rivers discharge tonnes of waste into the sea — the waves seem to be licking the wounds left by these phenomena and devastating fishing practices like bottom trawling.
from ipsnews.net :: Tagged fishing, Venezuela
September 2, 2010
Mexican Shrimp Fleet Looks to Regain U.S. Certification
from laht.com :: Tagged fishing
August 21, 2010
Fishermen Embrace Change in the Sinaloa, Mexico Shrimp Fishery: Part II
from blogs.edf.org :: Tagged fishing, Mexico, Sinaloa
August 18, 2010
Fishermen Embrace Change in the Sinaloa, Mexico Shrimp Fishery: Part I
from blogs.edf.org :: Tagged fishing, Mexico, Sinaloa
June 21, 2010
Slipping Away: Livelihood and Way-of-Life Fade for Immigrant Fishermen in the Gulf – Listen to the radio story Annie Correal produced about Central American fishermen in St. Bernard Parish for Latino USA
from news.feetintwoworlds.org :: Tagged Annie Correal, fishing, Louisiana, oil
April 7, 2010
September 25, 2007
Affluent U.S. sports fishermen are among the key the target audience of Bahia Escondida, the new resort underway in Costa Rica.
from :: Tagged Costa Rica, fishing, toursim
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