SBTN launches 'first ever' science-based targets for seafood sector

Stuart Stone
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New targets to help seafood firms address key drivers of ocean degradation, including habitat loss and overexploitation of fish stocks

The Science Based Targets Network (SBTN) has today launched its first ocean science-based targets, completing an initial suite of targets for protecting and restoring nature across freshwater, land, and...

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