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EU cuts Baltic cod quota by 8%; science recommended 28% cut

The European Council has agreed on 2018's total allowable catches and national quotas for the 10 commercially most important fish stocks in the Baltic Sea

By Undercurrent News | Oct. 10, 2017 09:34 BST
Light painting at conference, based on artwork by Belgian street artist Gijs Vanhee
Light painting at conference, based on artwork by Belgian street artist Gijs Vanhee
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