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International Fishing Meeting Ends with Praise and Scorn by Conservationists
The closure of a meeting this week by the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tuna (ICCAT) left conservationists with points to praise and scorn. The ICCAT called for catch quotas of Atlantic bluefin tuna to remain unchanged, while also rejecting proposals to install catch limits on some shark species.
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