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The Pleasures of Eating Home Cooked Meals March 19, 2010 Barry Estabrook writes: “Today, at a United Nations conference in Qatar, the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) took a big step toward making sure that Atlantic bluefin tuna will no longer be classified as endangered.”
“Instead, the species soon might be classified as extinct.”
Tags: bluefin tuna, cites, endangered species list, extinction, overfishing, sharks
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