Sentences with phrase «see the fishing industry»

Not exact matches

Final note: I didn't see the Feds helping out the manufacturing sector in Ontario, nor the fishing industry in the Maritimes when their jobs crashed because of external factors!

In that quandary, fishing industry advocates and lawmakers see an opportunity for government intervention.

Many in the aquaculture industry see cormorants as a threat to native fish stocks, especially salmon and steelhead trout in the Columbia River Basin near East Sand Island.

But he thinks that Sugihara's analysis needs a real - world test: «Until it's in the field and we see how the fishing industry responds to it, we won't know how it's going to work.»

In its report, the MNS concludes that «the developer has no real intention to stick to development regulations and will at the end of the project see the ruin of the marine environment as well as the mangroves which are crucial for the fishing industry of the island».

«There are extremists who want to see the entire aquarium industry shut down,» Dowd says, «but in this case, it's protecting not only the fish, but the whole ecosystem.»

Plus, as the fishing industry captures more and more of the animals» predators, such as tuna, cephalopods may see their niche expand.

For more in - depth information about the inherent benefits of krill oil over fish oil, please see my interview with industry expert Dr. Rudi Moerck.

That Stoker and Last Stand represent a change of pace for Chan - wook and Ji - woon is without question, with the former largely absent from the industry since his 2009 hit Thirst (with impending short Night Fishing, co-written and directed with Park Chan - kyong his only recent credit), and the latter fresh from the Sundance screening of his latest offering, the eagerly awaited serial killer effort I Saw The Devil.

«Here is the world's fishing industry laid bare, gutted and filleted for all to see: the greed, the folly, the waste and destruction.

The author does an exceptional job describing all facets of the fishing industry as seen through Tara's eyes and those of the people she meets.

PIJAC was exceedingly proud to see the industry, scientists, and regulators come together to convince Hawaii's governor to veto an effective ban on ornamental fishing.

By providing fish, you are supporting the very industry that is systematically destroying the marine environment and accelerating the collapse of fish populations and fish species worldwide, in the deep oceans and on coral reefs too - in fact the very same fish that your customers come to see, but underwater.

But I haven't seen a report anywhere that lays out so clearly the full sequence of steps in the chain: from boats to «ranches» where illegally caught fish are fattened for market before they had a chance to reproduce to government offices in France, Spain and other countries eager to prop up the fishing industry despite the ecological cost.

Governments and industry see the opening of the Arctic as yet another business opportunity to extract more fossil fuels and fish.

I have faith that lawmakers will see how valuable our environment is, how important tourism and the fishing industry is, and why it is so critically important to protect our coast from the scourge of plastic pollution.