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Malavika Vyawahare |
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Sea Change Radio Contact Contributor |
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May 25, 2021, 2:45 p.m. |
| When we hear the term âresource curse,â it usually refers to the exploitation of countries with rich stores of natural resources like fossil fuels or widely coveted metals and minerals. Today, however, we are talking about protein. Some of the most beautiful, remote parts on the planet also produce some of its most unsustainable protein sources. This week on Sea Change Radio, we speak with environmental journalist Malavika Vyawahare from the distant Indian Ocean island of Réunion to discuss the devastating and corrupt practices surrounding the tuna fishing industry in that part of the world. We learn about the destructive practice using fish aggregating devices (or FADs), how ships from wealthy European nations like Spain and France are exploiting law-of-the-sea loopholes, and what steps are being taken to prevent the regionâs fishery from being completed wiped out. |
Track: The Ledge Beyond the Edge
Artist: Morcheeba
Album: Deep Dive
Label: Echo
Year: 2008
Track: Just Like A Fish
Artist: Esther Phillips
Album: Set Me Free
Label: Atlantic
Year: 1986
Track: Law of The Fish
Artist: The Radiators
Album: Law of The Fish
Label: Epic
Year: 1987 |
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