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Researchers recommend eastern Canada fishing closures to protect endangered whale

Canadian researchers say they have a solution to a new US government requirement that its seafood imports be caught in a way that minimizes harm to marine mammals

By Undercurrent News | April 17, 2017 16:27 BST
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Canadian researchers say they have a solution to a new US government requirement that its seafood imports be caught in a way that minimizes harm to marine mammals, reports CBC News [...]

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