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Has Removed Nearly 3,000 Nets and Pots From the Seabed

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Nearly 3,000 nets and pots and 66,500 meters of rope have been removed from the seabed during the Directorate of Fisheries' cleanup expedition.
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The Directorate of Fisheries has recovered nearly 3,000 lost nets and pots during this year's cleanup expedition along the Norwegian coast and in the Svalbard zone.

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Nearly 3,000 nets and pots and 66,500 meters of rope have been removed from the seabed during the Directorate of Fisheries' cleanup expedition.

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Nearly 3,000 nets and pots and 66,500 meters of rope have been removed from the seabed during the Directorate of Fisheries' cleanup expedition.

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kystogfjord.no broke the news on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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