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​Continual improvement is necessary to 

create the journey to sustainability

Tlusty and Thorsen 2016 calling Seafood Sustainable limits future improvements
Tlusty 2012 theory of environmental improvement through certification
Tlusty et al 2016 statistical tools to discern differences between certification programs
Tlusty et al 2012 Seafood improvement as a journey using the law of the minimum as a metaphor
Tlusty and Tausig 2015 does aquaculture certification lead to fewer environmental impacts?
If the journey to sustainability is akin to crossing a river,
certifications are the stepping stones
​used 
​to mark our progress.
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