Countries from around the Pacific Ocean met to discuss ways of protecting the shrinking supplies but were unable to come to any agreement, officials say
Pacific island states and countries failed on Friday to strike a deal to protect shrinking supplies of tuna and adopt cutbacks following a regional conference, officials said, sparking condemnation from conservationists.
The Pacific Ocean is the world’s largest tuna fishing ground, accounting for almost 60% of the global catch.
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Source: Guardian Environment