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© Kyle Obermann
Mostly all Bigeye Tuna with some Skipjack mixed in.
Fabien Forget/ISSF
Tags: El Nino exclusive economic zone (EEZ) licensing fees Pacific Islands Pacific Ocean tuna

Pacific islands face hardships as tuna follow warming waters

By Olivia DeSmit

July 1, 2019
Human Nature spoke with a tuna expert about the powerful ways climate change will affect tuna populations.
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Tags: agriculture aquaculture fish farming Ocean Health Index salmon tuna

5 myths about farmed seafood

By Leah Duran

August 17, 2017
To feed a growing population without further depleting our oceans, farmed seafood will be crucial.
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Bluefin tuna in a net.
Gary Stokes
Tags: fisheries human rights oceans technology traceability tuna U.N. Ocean Conference

Tracing tuna from sea to fork

By Bruno Vander Velde

June 14, 2017
Scientists, businesses and governments are coming together for a common goal: to make all tuna fully traceable by 2020.
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Keith A. Ellenbogen
Tags: biodiversity ecosystems fisheries infographic Kiribati ocean policy oceans overfishing Pacific Islands phoenix islands protected area tuna

Fishing ban in remote Pacific waters is working, report finds

By Bruno Vander Velde

March 10, 2016
Satellite and ship-tracking technology bring good news for a California-sized swath of ocean.
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Bluefin tuna in a net.
Gary Stokes
Tags: biodiversity Climate Change climate change adaptation ecosystems exclusive economic zone (EEZ) fisheries food security indigenous peoples oceans sea level rise tuna

With climate change, Pacific tuna economy enters uncharted waters

By Sarah Hauck

January 7, 2016
If rising seas submerge an island nation, would it still control its rich waters?
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