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Problems mount for Alaska's salmon sector - Vimarsana News

Problems mount for Alaska's salmon sector

Processors are going out of business, fishermen are scrambling to upgrade equipment to meet higher standards, and politicians are at odds about what to do.

B.C. groups challenge Alaska's sustainable fisheries status - Bowen Island Undercurrent - Vimarsana News

B.C. groups challenge Alaska's sustainable fisheries status - Bowen Island Undercurrent

Alaskan fisheries sell fish as 'sustainable' while intercepting vulnerable populations of B.C.-bound salmon — actions that amount 'eco-fraud,' says group.

B.C. groups challenge Alaska's sustainable fisheries status - Vimarsana News

B.C. groups challenge Alaska's sustainable fisheries status

Alaskan fisheries sell fish as 'sustainable' while intercepting vulnerable populations of B.C.-bound salmon — actions that amount 'eco-fraud,' says group.

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B.C. groups challenge Alaska's 'sustainable' fisheries status - BC News - Vimarsana News

B.C. groups challenge Alaska's 'sustainable' fisheries status - BC News

Two B.C. conservation groups have filed a notice of objection to the the world’s premier sustainable fisheries body calling on it to reject the re-certification of Alaska’s salmon fisheries as "sustainable" on grounds it continues to intercept at-risk salmon populations bound for B.C., Washington and Oregon.

B.C. groups challenge Alaska's sustainable fisheries status - Vimarsana News

B.C. groups challenge Alaska's sustainable fisheries status

Alaskan fisheries sell fish as 'sustainable' while intercepting vulnerable populations of B.C.-bound salmon — actions that amount 'eco-fraud,' says group.