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Oceana Report Names Nine 'Dirty" US Fisheries, Highlights Huge Bycatch Waste
Ocean conversation group Oceana has named nine "dirty" fisheries that, combined, throw away more than half of what they catch and are responsible for more than half of US bycatch. Bycatch is wasted edible fish and drowned animals that are thrown back into the sea.
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