The Canadian government effectively
banned cod fishing in 1992.
Canada has
banned cod fishing in what was once the richest cod fishery in the world, the Grand Banks of Newfoundland and Labrador.
The government has insisted it will not
ban cod fishing to tackle the decline in stocks, warning it would mark the end of the UK's fishing industry.
Not exact matches
We found that a
ban combined with catch quotas has the greatest potential to incentivise more selective
fishing, but only for regulated species such as
cod, haddock and plaice.
The Canadian government
banned fishing on the Banks in 1992, when scientists discovered there were nearly no adult
cod left.
Biologists on a multi-state Fisheries Commission committee have found that warmer waters, disease and
fishing have depleted lobster stocks, and they recently recommended a five - year
ban on lobstering from Cape
Cod to Virginia.
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