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New Study Uncovers How Climate Change Is Deepening Labor Risks in Industrial Fisheries
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13.08.25
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Industrial fishing is one of the world’s most physically strenuous, hazardous and deadly jobs. It is also one of the highest risk sectors for forced labor. A new paper led by WorldFish senior scientist Michelle Tigchelaar and an international team of researchers warns that climate change is set to make these conditions even more dangerous.
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