Dear friends and followers Almost every year we hear apocalyptic news about the South Antarctic krill fishery collapse, notably almost all news published in or around CCAMLR annual meeting in Hobart (Australia). This video enlightens important facts that we cant overpass; There is only a 1% fishing quota allowed off the total krill biomass. The fishery is constantly monitored by independent authorities, onboard fishing vessels working in the area. It addresses CCAMLR's outstanding "vigilance" backed by decades' of the best research, financed and supported at-sea by the same fishing vessels so much demonized. Science carried out by Governments, universities, research centers and alike. Krill players do have a part of the global climate change. New vessels bring fishing and navigational technologies that lower contaminants to the sea and air. All in all, a virtuous alliance of NGO's, private companies, research centers and CCAMLR. We invited you to see it.
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