Critics of BP argue that livelihoods linked to the fishing industry are still suffering because of continuing problems in the US Gulf following the Deepwater Horizon blowout despite claims by the company of a successful cleanup.
This reduction is linked to the fishing effort control policies and subsequent regulatory framework.
The values for fish were 38% pre-spill and 74% post-spill with the differences in fish consumption patterns largely linked to the finding that fish were generally free of oil contamination and were safe to eat.
Being ectothermic and aquatic and because their physiology is tightly linked to the environment, teleost fishes are particularly amenable to experimental manipulation of environmental stresses and have hence become important models for environmental stress studies [ 13- 16].
And in several rivers around the world, endocrine disruptors such as ethinyl estradiol (EE2), the main component in most oral birth control pills, have been linked to the feminization of male fish.
Recently, Doménech-Sánchez et al. [ 28] reported on an emetic outbreak linked to the consumption of tuna fish.
6 The reported incidence of heart disease was similarly low, a longstanding observation that has been linked to the regular consumption of fish and sea mammals.
Governance aspects developed during the past five years (2011-16) included, a "bottom-up" process in Peru and Chile linked to the establishment of new fishing and aquaculture acts, Marine Protected Areas and territorial use rights for artisanal fisheries, new methods for fish stock assessment, and ecolabelling of fisheries, among others.
My left hand is in the left wing, which is linked to the right wing with fishing wire.
The rapid expansion of the toothfish fishery in the early 1990s has been linked to the introduction of new fishing techniques as well as aggressive marketing, especially by restaurants, where > 40% of sales occur (Cascorbi 2006).
