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Antarctic region / Environmental law / Fisheries / Krill fishery / Fishing industry / Convention for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources / Antarctic / Illegal /  unreported and unregulated fishing / Patagonian toothfish / Physical geography / Fish / Krill
Date: 2014-01-10 11:21:30
Antarctic region
Environmental law
Fisheries
Krill fishery
Fishing industry
Convention for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources
Antarctic
Illegal
unreported and unregulated fishing
Patagonian toothfish
Physical geography
Fish
Krill

2007 Annual Report PROTECTING ANTARCTICA’ S ENVIRONMENT SINCE 1978!

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