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Tarakihi stocks in shocking state after decades of overfishing, advocates warn

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Tarakihi stocks in shocking state after decades of overfishing, advocates warn
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The Environmental Defence Society warns that New Zealand's tarakihi fish stocks are in a critical state due to decades of overfishing. Fisheries New Zealand reports that stocks have fallen significantly below sustainable levels, prompting calls for a complete fishery closure.

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The potential collapse of a major commercial fishery highlights failures in resource management and the urgent need to address environmental sustainability in the face of climate change.

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The Environmental Defence Society (EDS) says the stocks of iconic New Zealand fish tarakihi are in a shocking state after decades of overfishing.

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The article relies heavily on the perspective of an environmental advocacy group, though it includes government data.

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