Bottom Trawling Hurts Ecological Systems
15th Nov 2006, 02:30 GMT
LONDON (AP) -- Fishermen who rake giant nets across the ocean floor to maximize their catch are destroying unique and unexplored ecological systems, according to a U.N. draft environmental report made public Wednesday....
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