Japanese fishermen are facing economic hardship due to a boom in bluefin tuna populations, which has led to stricter quota systems. Despite catching large numbers of the prized fish, many are forced to release them back into the ocean to save their quota for later in the season when the tuna are of higher quality and price. This situation is exacerbated by the broader impacts of climate change on marine ecosystems, which have already affected other fisheries like squid in the region. AI
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