On the recordNovember 30, 2011
Poor outdated science, overly cautious decision making, and top down flawed fishery management plans have all conspired to drive many of our struggling fishermen out of business.
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congress.govJon Runyan: “Poor outdated science, overly cautious decision making, and top down flawed fishery management plans have all conspired…”
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Criticizing current fishery management practices that harm fishermen.
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