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http:\/\/usresponserestoration.wordpress.com\/2014\/10\/30\/how-ghost-fishing-is-haunting-our-ocean\/<\/a>\n\nHow Ghost Fishing Is Haunting Our Ocean\n\nOctober 30, 2014 by Office of Response and Restoration\n\nNo, ghost fishing has nothing to do with ghostbusters flicking fishing\nrods from a boat.\n\nBut what is ghost fishing? It?s a not-at-all-supernatural phenomenon\nthat occurs when lost or discarded fishing gear remains in the ocean and\ncontinues doing what it was made to do: catch fish. These nets and traps\nhaunt the many types of marine life unlucky enough to become snared in\nthem. That includes species of turtles, fish, sharks, lobsters, crabs,\nseabirds, and marine mammals.\n\nFortunately, the NOAA Marine Debris Program isn?t scared off by a few\nfishing nets that haven?t moved on from the underwater world. For\nexample, through the Fishing for Energy partnership, NOAA is funding\nprojects to study and test ways to keep fishers from losing their gear\nin the first place and lower the impacts lost gear has on marine life\nand their homes.<\/pre>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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