Fuel global fishing fleets

Article Abstract:

Fossil fuels have become the dominant energy input to most of the world's fisheries although various analyses quantified fuel inputs to individuals fisheries. Given the absolute and relative scales of fuel consumed by fishing fleets globally, it is essential to consider in future policy planning, both with regards to the fuel subsidies from which fishing fleets usually benefit and the needless climate impact of fossils fuels burned by overcapitalized fisheries

Sales & consumption, Petroleum and Coal Products Manufacturing, Connecticut, Use of energy, Fossil Fuels, Vehicle Fleet Management, Energy use, Motor vehicle fleets, Fleets (Automotive), Consumption data, Energy minerals

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Financial comparisons of fishing gear used in Kenya's coral reef lagoons

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Several studies of the fishing cost and income of the fishers are conducted to analyze the financial difference of the different fishing gears that are used in Kenya's coral reef lagoons. The cheaper fishing gears are found to be more dangerous to the environment, as compared to the high price gears.

Kenya, Sporting and athletic goods, not elsewhere classified, Sporting and Athletic Goods Manufacturing, Fishing Tackle, Fishing Accessories NEC, Usage, Natural resources, Coral reef ecology, Coral reef ecosystems, Fishing bobbers

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The Sea Around Us Project: documenting and communicating Global fisheries impacts on marine ecosystems

Article Abstract:

The goal of The Sea Around Us Project, namely to investigate the impacts of fisheries on the marine ecosystems and propose policies to mitigate those effects, is presented.

Canada, Science & research, Research, Biological diversity, Biodiversity, Habitat partitioning (Biology), Habitat partitioning (Ecology), Marine ecosystems

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