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Faridul Khan · Answer 1 · 2024-05-14T15:10:06+0000

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Overharvesting, economic and political factors, tragedy of the commons, unrestricted access and unregulated fishing, and profitability over resource growth are five reasons fisheries have collapsed.

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Overharvesting, economic and political factors, tragedy of the commons, unrestricted access and unregulated fishing, and profitability over resource growth are five reasons fisheries have collapsed.

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