On the recordMarch 14, 2017
Bluntly said, limiting fishing via marine monuments makes no sense whatsoever. It is actually harmful, and it is detrimental to maintaining sustainable fisheries.
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congress.govRob Bishop: “Bluntly said, limiting fishing via marine monuments makes no sense whatsoever. It is actually harmful, and it is…”
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Bishop criticizes fishing restrictions imposed by marine monuments as harmful to sustainable fisheries.
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