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Podcast Discusses Menhaden Quota and Atlantic Fisheries Management

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What happened

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A North Carolina-based podcast featured an interview with Whit Fosburgh, executive director of the Forage Fish Campaign, discussing industrial reduction fishing and proposals to restrict or end that fishing in the Atlantic maritime industry. Fosburgh made statements regarding menhaden science and fisheries management that were corrected in the report. Specifically, the report clarified that the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission's projections on menhaden quota reductions do not indicate that striped bass recovery has only a 50-50 chance.

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Why it matters

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The discussion centered on the scientific basis of fisheries management and the impact of quotas on commercial fishing. Debates over wild stock management and quota restrictions could affect the operational costs and market stability for businesses in the industry.

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