Iceland Embraces Quotas as Cod Stocks Grow Slowly
In Iceland, where cod is critical to the economy, quotas replace unrestrained fishing as scientists track stock growth. Veteran boats like Sveinbjorn Jonsson’s now rely on data analysis and fewer catches, while small fishermen worry quotas favor large owners and threaten traditional family fleets.
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