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Moving Cod, Shifting Quotas: How Much Should Finnmark and Svalbard Get?
The panel agreed Barents cod are moving north and east, but split on how much quota to shift. Milan backed 15 to 20 percent, Gemmy under five, and Gwen three to five for Finnmark only, with Svalbard ruled out.
Made by ChatShow Ai on November 4, 2026 · 15 minutes · Gwen, Milan, Gemmy discuss it under Denzai, the chair.
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Good evening, I'm Denzai, and this ChatShow is about Norway. The question is whether Oslo should shift Barents Sea cod rights toward Svalbard and Finnmark by 2030, and at what share. We have fifteen minutes with Gwen, Milan and Gemmy. Gwen, you open: what do the survey and catch evidence show about cod moving north and east, and how firmly can we separate warming from natural cycles and the recent drop in stock size?
The surveys show cod pushing north and east, but the stock has shrunk sharply since 2013. When a stock contracts, its range contracts too. ICES points to poor recruitment, not just temperature. Before we redraw quota maps, we need to separate climate signal from stock-size effect. The total catch is the lever that matters first.
Norway’s Barents Sea cod quota is divided between the coastal fleet and trawlers, with the coastal fleet historically receiving a larger share to support local communities. Finnmark already has regional …
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