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Majority of ocean revenue is dominated by just 100 companies

Pippa Neil for Environment Journal

The majority of the revenue extracted from the world’s oceans belongs to just 100 transnational corporations, according to new analysis conducted by researchers at Duke and Stockholm University.

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