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Total and marine catches, change from 2000 to 2005
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Commercial fish stocks outside safe biological limits (2005 and 2006)
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Assessment based on the EEA core set indicator number 32, but with a different aggregation for Iceland, East Greenland and the Faroe Islands following the ICES fishing areas
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Fishing mortality of Northeast Arctic cod stocks
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This figure shows fishing mortality of Northeast Arctic cod stocks between 1946 and 2005
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Total sturgeon catch in the Caspian Sea
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Change in the pan-European fishing fleet capacity (%, 1989-2005)
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The time period is not uniform for all country groupings
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Total and marine catches
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Marine catches in European waters from 1990 to 2005
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Distribution of selected species of interest to fisheries (shell fish, squid and octopuses, sharks, rays and bony fish)
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Status of marine fish stocks (CSI 032) - Assessment published Nov 2005
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Many commercial fish stocks in European waters remain non-assessed. Of the assessed commercial stocks in the NE Atlantic, 22 to 53 % are outside safe biological limits (SBL). Of the assessed stocks in the Baltic Sea, the West Ireland Sea and the Irish Sea, 22, 29 and 53 %, respectively, are outside SBL. In the Mediterranean, the percentage of stocks outside SBL range from 10 to 20 %.
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Fishing fleet capacity (CSI 034) - Assessment published Nov 2005
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The size of the EU fishing fleet is following a downward trend, with reductions of 19% in power and 11% in tonnage in the period 1989-2003, and 15% in numbers in the period 1989-2002. Similarly, the combined fleet of Estonia, Cyprus, Lithuania, Latvia, Malta, Poland and Slovenia decreased its tonnage by 50% over the period 1992-1995. However, the EFTA fleet increased in terms of power (by 12%; 1997-2002) and tonnage (by 34%; 1989-2003) despite a drop in numbers by 40% (1989-2002).
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