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Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council to consider restoring fishing in Pacific Marine Monuments

The Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council will deliberate on two major actions at its 206th meeting next week allowing US fishermen to fish in US Pacific marine national monuments.

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