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== == | == Dutch scientists admit == | ||
Adriaan Rijnsdorp from Wageningen University stated in 2018: | Adriaan Rijnsdorp, organic fisherman and researcher from the influencial Wageningen University (the one officialy conducting the research on the electric pulse fishing boats), stated in 2018: | ||
"<i>The Netherlands have gone beyond the legal framework in recent years by expanding the number of temporary permits. It seemed experimental, but researchers have never | "<i>The Netherlands have gone beyond the legal framework in recent years by expanding the number of temporary permits. It seemed experimental, but researchers have never written a proposal for a research program that required 84 vessels {...] Fishing with electric 'pulse' trawlers is just more profitable</i>".<ref>BioNieuws, edition of January 27 2018</ref> | ||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||