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The Icelandic Marine Research Institute has proposed reducing fishing quotas for cod, haddock, and herring for the upcoming fishing season. The proposed reductions are 20% for cod, 16% for haddock, and 22% for herring. Cod stocks have not increased as expected in recent years, so the institute plans to maintain current levels but hopes for improved spawning conditions next autumn. Bjarki Þór Elvarsson, a fisheries advisor at the institute, stated that cod appears to be in good condition and expects it to play a similar role next year. Haddock is expected to remain stable, while cod and other鱼种

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RÚV FréttirState / PublicCenter9 days ago
The boy looks good.

The Icelandic Marine Research Institute has proposed reducing fishing quotas for cod, haddock, and herring for the upcoming fishing season. The proposed reductions are 20% for cod, 16% for haddock, and 22% for herring. Cod stocks have not increased as expected in recent years, so the institute plans to maintain current levels but hopes for improved spawning conditions next autumn. Bjarki Þór Elvarsson, a fisheries advisor at the institute, stated that cod appears to be in good condition and expects it to play a similar role next year. Haddock is expected to remain stable, while cod and other鱼种

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