We have the tools to tackle illegal fishing. It’s time to use them
It remains difficult to catch rogue ships, but we now have the tech to detect ships that are flouting the law. Image: REUTERS/David Gray
Jim Leape
Core Team, Blue Food Assessment; Member of Friends of Ocean Action; Co-Director, Stanford Center for Ocean Solutions
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