The wrangling over the 2008 European Union fishing quotas lasted through the night and resulted in a deal that was met with caution by delegates. In the end, fishermen were left with an 18% cut to the number of days they are allowed to fish off the west coast of Scotland, a 10% cut to fishing days in the North Sea, and an 11% rise in the amount of North Sea cod they can catch.
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about 18 years ago
Q&A: The 2008 EU fishing quotas
The wrangling over the 2008 European Union fishing quotas lasted through the night and resulted in a deal that was met with caution by delegates. In the end, fishermen were left with an 18% cut to the number of days they are allowed to fish off the west coast of Scotland, a 10% cut to […]
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