Environmentalists say bluefin tuna quota too high
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smithinjapan
I'd be for a total ban, for a while. Give them a bit of time to replenish themselves.
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smithinjapan
Japan should agree to a total ban if they really want to help things; their Minister just admitted there is more than enough frozen stock, so they don't need the new imports.
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Gombei424Canada
My deepest, most sincerely heartfelt condolences go out to all the depleted stocks.
RIP, fishies.
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