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Bloomberg investing $53m to combat chronic overfishing

Former NYC mayor dolls out cash to conservation groups and an investment firm to reach the world's overfishing problem from both political and financial resource angles

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 30, 2014 16:50 GMT
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In one of the largest one-off philanthropic grants ever made for combating chronic overfishing, former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg is donating $53 million in grant money from his Bloomberg Philanthropies foundation for the cause [...]

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