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REV Ocean focusing research on carbon footprint of commercial fishing

October 6, 2021 — The need for carbon sequestration in the oceans could potentially change fisheries and spur conservation, according to REV Ocean Science Director Alex Rogers.

The potential for carbon sequestration in fisheries “is certainly entering the dialogues of policymakers,” Rogers told SeafoodSource.

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