WWF on tuna fishing

WWF on tuna fishing

TOKYO, Japan - Susana Sainz-Trapaga, the World Wide Fund for Nature's Mediterranean fisheries policy officer, speaks on Atlantic and Mediterranean bluefin tuna fishing during a symposium in Tokyo on Aug. 3, 2010. She called on Japanese consumers not to eat much tuna.

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