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February 11, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Parliament backs ban on trade in bluefin tuna

The European Parliament has backed proposals to ban the trade in bluefin tuna in a bid to prevent the stock from being fished to extinction. The vote in favour of a trade ban – passed by a show of hands on Wednesday (10 February) – comes as the European Union attempts to forge a common […]

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The European Parliament has backed proposals to ban the trade in bluefin tuna in a bid to prevent the stock from being fished to extinction. The vote in favour of a trade ban – passed by a show of hands on Wednesday (10 February) – comes as the European Union attempts to forge a common position for a big international meeting on protecting endangered species

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