Comments to NOAA on Limiting Excessive Consolidation

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NAMA supports a Control Date in the NE groundfish fishery. Setting a Control Date is one step toward limiting excessive concentration of fish-quota ownership. We know excessive consolidation undermines the triple bottom line that we strive for – ecology, social, and economy.

NAMA Control Date Comments

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