New Report with @cpluscp and @3rdworldnetwork: Exporting Extinction: How the International Financial System Constrains Biodiverse Futures!
Read it here: https://t.co/kIUaYetzI8
"@DrRashidSumaila was awarded the 2023 @TylerPrize jointly with @UBCOceans professor Dr. Daniel Pauly, for their research & efforts to ban fishing on the high seas...
(Dr. Sumaila) is concerned about the impacts of deep sea mining."
https://t.co/iQub5LVaJV @SeaAroundUs@ubcSPPGA
Latest study on China's distant water fishing fleet and its impacts in South America with Isabella Montecalvo @plebillon & @milkorockmar https://t.co/rYFG9jCZHw
READ: Foreign ownership of fishing vessels, ex. Spanish & Chinese, to West African nations is linked to a higher likelihood of committing illegal fishing and other infractions, says @Oceana-supported study: https://t.co/VxiQjbLuFf
@dyhiapadilla @plebillon@FrontMarineSci#IUU
The World Can’t Keep Fishing Like This: The world can't keep fishing like this: "Strong rules in a W.T.O. agreement could eliminate harmful subsidies while tackling the use of forced labor on fishing vessels": https://t.co/pC1B8zU2XP
New IUU research journal article - Belhabib, D., & Le Billon, P. (2022) Fish crimes in the global oceans. Science Advances, 8(12), eabj1927. (Open Access)
A very comprehensive piece of research by my ex-UBC colleague @dyhiapadilla and @plebillon
https://t.co/J7o4TEJm1x
“What emboldened Putin was not only petroleum flows, but the herd behavior in financial markets,” @70sBachchan writes.
Brilliant review of new book by @rupert_russell + work by @yaneerbaryam, @cullenhendrix.
https://t.co/AVoIDl9OPB
My take on why the Shell, BP and Exxon exits from Russian oil should prompt the industry to abandon its affairs with kleptocrats, in @ForeignPolicy today.
https://t.co/h3FPcrBUjB
Flags of convenience make it much more difficult to catch those responsible for illegal fishing, and the human rights abuses and environmental destruction it often involves.
It's time for reform. Read our report: https://t.co/rKHynn1kIy
Harmful fisheries subsidies undermine benefits that sustainably managed wild fisheries provide, argues a new #LetterToScience: "World Trade Organization members have a...opportunity [in November]...to reach an agreement that eliminates [these] subsidies." https://t.co/2GPQ7ji2Kb