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Greenpeace calls for ban on tuna supply vessels in Indian Ocean

Banning supply vessels completely in the Indian Ocean would achieve the 20% reduction in catches IOTC is aiming for, says Greenpeace exec

By Tom Seaman | April 24, 2017 18:10 BST
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BRUSSELS, Belgium -- An executive with Greenpeace called for a ban on the use of supply vessels in tuna fishing in the Indian Ocean during the European Tuna Conference.  [...]

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