Our\u00a0cover story attempting to\u00a0clarify issues surrounding the proposed expansion of the Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument unfortunately\u00a0includes some\u00a0rather confusing language. With regard to the debate over the percentage of fish caught by the Hawaii longline fleet that actually stays\u00a0within the state, we reported that Mike Goto of the Honolulu fish auction agreed with numbers recently put forth by Western Pacific Fishery Management Council staffer Eric Kingma (Kingma has said\u00a0that about 70 to 80 percent stays here). However, a\u00a0sentence in our story inadvertently suggests that Goto said 70 percent is exported. We have corrected our story to clarify that Goto estimates that 70 percent of the fish stays in Hawaii, but that number varies from year to year.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"