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Most marine protected areas fail to curb fishing: Study

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A study published Wednesday revealed that fishing activity is rising in most marine protected areas worldwide despite global conservation pledges. The research indicates that existing reserves are insufficient to halt fishing efforts, with the study noting that fishing is increasing in most marine reserves worldwide in spite of conservation pledges, a study published Wednesday found.

Key points

• Fishing activity is increasing in most marine protected areas worldwide despite global conservation pledges.
• The study was published Wednesday and found that fishing is increasing in most marine reserves worldwide in spite of conservation pledges.

Context and limitations

The study covers global marine reserves but does not specify which regions or countries are included in the analysis.

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