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Conservation Council for Hawai'i v. Ross
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1:20-cv-00143
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Government Agencies
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June 30, 2020
Feds And Conservation Group Pause Shark Overfishing Suit
A Hawaii conservation nonprofit has reached an agreement with the federal government to stay its lawsuit over the government's alleged failure to designate the oceanic whitetip shark population as overfished, with an official designation expected in August.
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April 03, 2020
Hawaii Enviros Seek Overfishing Status For Whitetip Shark
A conservation nonprofit and Native Hawaiian cultural practitioner have sued the federal government, claiming the oceanic whitetip shark population in the Pacific is being drastically reduced because federal agencies failed to properly designate the species as overfished.