Europe agrees on fishing reform

The European Parliament has approved a fishing reform intended to ensure that overfished seas can repopulate.

Europe agrees on fishing reform

The European Parliament has approved a fishing reform intended to ensure that overfished seas can repopulate.

The policy, which goes into effect in 2014, requires European countries to set quotas and fishermen to respect a “maximum sustainable yield.” That means catching no more of a particular species than it can reproduce.

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