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Commission Agrees To Cut Tuna Catches In Pacific 
Huffington Post | by The Huffington Post News Editors | Fri, Dec 12
But since each commission comes up with its own set of rules and they often conflict, conservation of a globe-trotting species like tuna is made even more difficult. The Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission, for example, failed to agree last month on any measures to conserve deplete...
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