Climate change patterns over the next three to four decades will cause dramatic changes to the productivity of fish catches, a new study has found. According to Daniel Pauly, a fisheries expert at the University of British Columbia (UBC), the catch potential will decrease by 40 percent in the tropics and increase by 30 to 70 percent in regions with a high latitude. This will affect ocean food supplies around the world.
Green Marine
about 17 years ago
Climate change patterns to impact global spread of fish stocks
Climate change patterns over the next three to four decades will cause dramatic changes to the productivity of fish catches, a new study has found. According to Daniel Pauly, a fisheries expert at the University of British Columbia (UBC), the catch potential will decrease by 40 percent in the tropic
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