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Home›Green Marine›EU seeks more limits on Baltic cod fishing to battle depletion
Green Marine

September 5, 2006 · about 20 years ago

EU seeks more limits on Baltic cod fishing to battle depletion

The commission, responsible for coordinating fishing policy among the 25 European Union nations, yesterday proposed quotas to ease the rate at which cod stocks are declining by 10% a year and raised catches of other types of fish. The commission also wants to reduce the number of fishing days for la

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The commission, responsible for coordinating fishing policy among the 25 European Union nations, yesterday proposed quotas to ease the rate at which cod stocks are declining by 10% a year and raised catches of other types of fish. The commission also wants to reduce the number of fishing days for larger nets in the Baltic, the largest body of brackish water in the world and the youngest sea on the planet.

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