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Aquarium trade reveals revised EIS for West Hawaii fishing

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The Pet Industry Joint Advisory Council has released a revised draft environmental impact statement with a new proposal to reopen West Hawaii’s coastal waters to commercial aquarium fishing.

The move comes nine months after the state Board of Land and Natural Resources unanimously rejected the group’s first environmental impact statement (EIS).

Aquarium trade reveals revised EIS for West Hawaii fishing

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