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11 September 2015
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Songkhla fishermen protest against set bag net ban
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Dams, climate change lead to fish decline in Cambodia’s Tonle Sap: fishermen
31 August 2015
Carbon & Climate
Sea erosion hits Indian Ocean island paradise
24 August 2015
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Food & Agriculture
Shrinking Indonesian shark fisheries spur a national action plan
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31 July 2015
Food & Agriculture
Momentum gathers for international agreement to combat rogue fishing
27 July 2015
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adidas unveils shoes made from ocean plastic trash
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Food & Agriculture
Climate change may knock seafood off the menu
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Scientists detect mysterious warming in US coastal waters
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Food & Agriculture
Singapore and FAO to collaborate on food safety, illegal fishing
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