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n nvt n.同意 adj EndlessTheinhabitantsoftheAleutianislandsrenamedtheirislands‘Aleyska’.Alaska'sfisheriesareownedbysomeofthelargestLifeinAlaskaisdependentonNinetypercentofallPacificsalmoncaughtaresockeyeorpinksalmon. EndlessMorethan320,000tonnesofsalmonwerecaughtAlaskainBetween1940and1959,therewasasharpdecreaseinAlaska'ssalmonpopulation.Duringthe1990s,theaveragenumberofcaughteachyearwas100 EndlessQuestions TheinhabitantsoftheAleutianislandstheirislandsTheislands'nativeinhabitantscalledthislandmassAleyska,the‘GreatLand';today,weknowitas EndlessQuestions Alaska'sfisheriesareownedbysomeofthelargestTakingadvantageofthisrichbounty,Alaska'scommercialfisherieshavedevelopedintosomeofthelargestintheworld. EndlessQuestions LifeinAlaskaisdependenton‘Salmon,'noteswriterSusanEwinginTheGreatAlaskaNatureFactbook,‘pumpthroughAlaskalikebloodthroughaheart,bringingrhythmic,circulatingnourishmenttoland,animalsandpeople.' EndlessQuestions NinetypercentofallPacificsalmoncaughtsockeyeorpinkAllfivespeciesofPacificsalmon-chinook,orking;chum,ordog;coho,orsilver;sockeye,orred;andpink,orhumpback-spawn**inAlaskanwaters,and90%ofallPacificsalmoncommerciallycaughtinNorthAmericaareproducedthere. EndlessQuestions Morethan320,000tonnesofsalmonwereinAlaskainDuring2000,commercialcatchesofPacificsalmoninAlaskaexceeded320,000tonnes,withanex-vesselvalueofover$US260million. EndlessQuestions Between1940and1959,therewasadecreaseinAlaska'ssalmonBetween1940and1959,overfishingledtocrashesinsalmonpopulationssoseverethatin1953Alaskawasdeclaredafederaldisasterarea. EndlessQuestions Duringthe1990s,theaveragenumberofcaughteachyearwas100Duringthe1990s,annualharvestswerewellinexcessof100million,andonseveraloccasionsover200millionfish.

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EndlessAtorecognisefisheriesthatcareforthetobetostopfishfromtosetupenvironmentalprotectiontostoppeoplefishingfortolabeltheirproductsusingtheMSCGtoensurethatfishnumbersaresufficienttopermitHtoassistthesubsistencecommunitiesintheregion.Ito zeahugenumberofsalmoneggs.J.todenycertificationtotheAlaskaK.toclosedownall EndlessQuestions BiologistshavetheThefishermenknowtheapproximatetimeofyearwhentheywillbeallowedtofish,butonanygivenday,oneormorefieldbiologistsinaparticularareacanputahalttofishing.Evensportfishingcanbebroughttoahalt.ItisthismanagementmechanismthathasallowedAlaskasalmonstocks-and,accordingly,Alaskasalmonfisheries-toprosper,evenassalmonpopulationsintherestoftheUnitedStatesareincreasinglyconsideredthreatenedorevenendangered.

EndlessAtorecognisefisheriesthatcareforthetobetostopfishfromtosetupenvironmentalprotectiontostoppeoplefishingfortolabeltheirproductsusingtheMSCGtoensurethatfishnumbersaresufficienttopermitHtoassistthesubsistencecommunitiesintheregion.Ito zeahugenumberofsalmoneggs.J.todenycertificationtotheAlaskaK.toclosedownall EndlessQuestions In-SeasonAbundance-BasedManagementhasallowedtheAlaskasalmonfisheriesThefishermenknowtheapproximatetimeofyearwhentheywillbeallowedtofish,butonanygivenday,oneormorefieldbiologistsinaparticularareacanputahalttofishing.Evensportfishingcanbebroughttoahalt.ItisthismanagementmechanismthathasallowedAlaskasalmonstocks-and,accordingly,Alaskasalmonfisheries-toprosper,evenassalmonpopulationsintherestoftheUnitedStatesareincreasinglyconsideredthreatenedorevenendangered.

EndlessAtorecognisefisheriesthatcareforthetobetostopfishfromtosetupenvironmentalprotectiontostoppeoplefishingfortolabeltheirproductsusingtheMSCGtoensurethatfishnumbersaresufficienttopermitHtoassistthesubsistencecommunitiesintheregion.Ito zeahugenumberofsalmoneggs.J.todenycertificationtotheAlaskaK.toclosedownall EndlessQuestions TheMarineStewardshipCouncil(MSC)wasIn1999,theMarineStewardshipCouncil(MSC)***commissionedareviewoftheAlaskasalmonfishery.TheCouncil,whichwasfoundedin1996,certifiesfisheriesthatmeethighenvironmentalstandards,enablingthemtousealabelthatrecognisestheirenvironmentalresponsibility.TheMSChasestablishedasetofcriteriabywhichcommercialfisheriescanbejudged.

EndlessAtorecognisefisheriesthatcareforthetobetostopfishfromtosetupenvironmentalprotectiontostoppeoplefishingfortolabeltheirproductsusingtheMSCGtoensurethatfishnumbersaresufficienttopermitHtoassistthesubsistencecommunitiesintheregion.Ito zeahugenumberofsalmoneggs.J.todenycertificationtotheAlaskaK.toclosedownall EndlessQuestions Asaresultofthecollapseofthesalmonrunsin1999,thestatedecidedThecrisiswascomple yunexpected,butresearchersbelieveithadnothingtodowithimpactsoffisheries.Rather,theycontend,itwasalmostcertainlytheresultofclimaticshifts,promptedinpartbycumulativeeffectsoftheelni?o/lani?aphenomenononPacificOceantemperatures,culminatinginaharshwinterinwhichhugenumbersofsalmoneggswerefrozen.Itcouldhavemeanttheendasfarasthecertificationprocesswasconcerned.However,thestatereactedquickly,closingdownallfisheries,eventhosenecessaryforsubsistencepurposes.

EndlessAtorecognisefisheriesthatcareforthetobetostopfishfromtosetupenvironmentalprotectiontostoppeoplefishingfortolabeltheirproductsusingtheMSCGtoensurethatfishnumbersaresufficienttopermitHtoassistthesubsistencecommunitiesintheregion.Ito zeahugenumberofsalmoneggs.J.todenycertificationtotheAlaskaK.toclosedownall EndlessQuestions InSeptember2000,theMSCallowedsevenAlaskasalmoncompaniesInSeptember2000,MSCannouncedthattheAlaskasalmonfisheriesqualifiedforcertification.SevencompaniesproducingAlaskasalmonwereimmedia ygrantedpermissiontodis ytheMSClogoontheirproducts.Certificationisforaninitialperiodoffiveyears,withanannualreviewtoensurethatthefisheryiscontinuingtomeettherequiredstandards.

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