Which of the following is not a sustainable fishing solution? O Limit the number of fish that can be caught per day. O Limit the number days fishing is allowed in an area. O Restrict fishing in zones where populations are recovering. O Limit the number of nets that can be used per area or day.

Which of the following is not a sustainable fishing solution? O Limit the number of fish that can be caught per day. O Limit the number days fishing is allowed in an area. O Restrict fishing in zones where populations are recovering. O Limit the number of nets that can be used per area or day.

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O Limit the number of fish that can be caught per day.
O Limit the number days fishing is allowed in an area.
O Restrict fishing in zones where populations are recovering.
O Limit the number of nets that can be used per area or day.

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