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The Impact of Foreign Countries on the Northwest Atlantic Fishery

The Northwest Atlantic Fishery is a monumental part of the United States' history as well culture. This fishery has also fueled much controversy within the US in years past, and still continues to do so today. Throughout history commercial fishing in the Northwest Atlantic as well as the United States of America, have endured many changes which have created problems within them. These changes have included things like upgrades in technology, operating costs of fishing, quotas on the amount of fish being caught, territorial boundaries for fishing, the amount of fish available to catch, speculations over the idea of over fishing, as well as many others. However, the one thing which remained constant in the fishery was the presence of countries, other than the US, fishing in the Northwest Atlantic. The impact of foreign countries on the Northwest Atlantic Fishery, as well as the United States, has been felt for......

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