In the cod collapse’s wake, redfish rise 
By Moira Donovan CA Source: national observer 3/2/2024
Moira Donovan
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This story was originally published by Hakai Magazine and appears here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration.

In the North Atlantic, the trajectory following fisheries collapse has not been forgiving. Even decades after overfishing drove seemingly inexhaustible species like Atlantic cod off a precipice, many populations — most notably, of Atlantic cod — have remained stubbornly low.
 

But in Canada’s Gulf of St. Lawrence, an exception to the rule is emerging from the depths.

 
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