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TRUE RISK OR NOT TO ECONOMY AND HEALTH ?
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While based on the Gold Coast I endeavoured to convince my local MP John Bradford, who put a motion in Parliament about FISH STOCKS. The motion was seconded by two opposition MP’s. Click Mr Bradford and see 3 of the last 4 paragraphs here: http://parlinfo.aph.gov.au/parlInfo/search/display/display.w3p;db=CHAMBER;id=chamber%2Fhansardr%2F1995-06-05%2F0010;page=0;query=(Dataset%3Ahansardr%20SearchCategory_Phrase%3A%22house%20of%20representatives%22)%20Decade%3A%221990s%22%20Year%3A%221995%22%20Date%3A05%2F06%2F1995%20Speaker_Phrase%3A%22mr%20bradford%22;rec=1;resCount=Default
Its now 2021. During the past 15 years I have been based about 6 months a year in Solomon Islands, where in a remote area I have access to a canoe and reef diving and observation of ongoing serious and general fish depletion . Coral is severely damaged almost everywhere. Nutrient pollution is arriving from international waters, adding to local nutrients. Even in Australia there is gross ignorance about the ocean, more so about nutrient pollution and dire urgent need for solutions including low cost solar to pump nutrient loaded wastewater far inland where deserts need feeding to grow feed and fibre.
Any doubts or questions?