I empathize with subsistence users in Western Alaska, and while I can never fully know the pain and sense of loss that they are feeling or their connection to the resource and culture, I appreciate what they are saying and am aware of the importance of continuing to further reduce incidental catch of Chinook and chum in the Bering Sea pollock fishery.
Don Young: “I empathize with subsistence users in Western Alaska, and while I can never fully know the pain and sense of loss that…”
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Expresses empathy for subsistence users and emphasizes the need to reduce bycatch in fisheries.
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