A closing argument. The worst of industrial fishing is not a free market but a publicly funded extraction of a shared resource — and reining it in is now the only way to keep fish within reach of the billions who depend on it.
What two sailors remember of the ocean before the counting began — and what the Indian Ocean's vanishing tuna reveal about how much we have already agreed to forget.
How the world banned the "walls of death" — and let a bigger problem take their place, out of sight, on the high seas