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Experts pushing for high-seas fishing ban win ‘Nobel Prize for environment’ 
US Source: mongabay 2/22/2023
Experts pushing for high-seas fishing ban win ‘Nobel Prize for environment’
Credit: Alex Hofford / Greenpeace.
Fisheries experts Daniel Pauly and Rashid Sumaila have won the 2023 Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement, an award administered by the University of Southern California.
 

The prize has been referred to as the “Nobel Prize for the environment” and comes with a $250,000 award to be shared between the two laureates.
Both Pauly and Sumaila have said they would like to use the prize opportunity to spread the message that it’s necessary to ban all fishing on the high seas, those parts of the ocean that don’t fall under any national jurisdiction.

 
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