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The New Nearshore Supremacy: China’s Growing Reach into Local Waters
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August 6, 2024
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12:04Now PlayingFrom South America to Africa to the far Pacific, China has been buying its way into restricted national fishing grounds, primarily using a process known as "flagging in," allowing them to fish in other countries’ territorial waters. Subtler than simply entering foreign coastal areas to fish illegally, flagging in is less likely to result in political clashes, bad press, or sunken vessels. However, the impact of this practice on nearshore fish stocks and the economies of poorer countries has the potential to wreak havoc.
Autores: Ian Urbina, Ben Blankenship, Peter McKenzie, and Milko Mariano Schvartzman
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