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    What is overfishing you may ask? Well to put it quite simply‚ it is the act of excessive fishing‚ thus causing certain types of fish to become scarce. According to the US Commission on Ocean Policy‚ “25% to 30% of the world’s major fish stocks are overexploited” and “of the nation’s 267 major fish stocks…roughly 20% are either already overfished‚ experiencing overfishing‚ or approaching an overfished condition” (Jeantheau). If that doesn’t seem troublesome enough‚ the act of overfishing has initiated

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    Cod Collapse

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    Many jobs lost‚ communities devastated‚ memories and legacies taken away.. What could cause issues like these? The answer is the cod collapse… In 1992 when the cod fish was lowest ever measured‚ the government was forced to close the fishery in Newfoundland. The action taken by the federal conservative government put over 40‚000 individuals out of work. Cod is a popular food fish with a mild flavor‚ low fat content and a dense white flesh that flakes easily. In the UK Atlantic cod is one of the

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    Saving Lake Malawi

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    environmental destruction in order to preserve their Lake. One of the biggest problems facing Lake Malawi is high population. As the population growth rate increases‚ the demand of fish increases and the lake faces a serious problem of overfishing. The Malawi National Wildlife organization conducted a research into one of the fishing community along the lake and found that between 1910 and 1992 the population had increased. The town of Chembe‚ a fishing community along the lake‚ had a population

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    been a deterioration of the West Coast fisheries. (Clarke‚ Wallace & Earle‚ 2006) Some challenges that the West Coast fisheries face are changes in the environment with leads to global warming‚ overfishing‚ and lack of a salmon fishing treaty. Both Canadians as well as Americans put into practise overfishing at mistaken measures due to improvement in machinery and technology. Not only is the west coast subject to high levels of fishing pressure. Fishing practices‚ such as trawling for prawns‚ are permitted

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    Sharks and Australian Fisheries The Fishing industry is the 5th largest food producing industry in Australia. Annually it puts $2.2 billion dollars into our economy each year (afma.gov‚ 2013). Australians consume approximately 16kg of fish and seafood per person per year. This amounts to a lot of fish needed to sustain such a demanding population. Therefore the most important issue for fisheries in Australia is to ensure the ecological sustainability of fish stocks in the long term so that ecosystems

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    Debate second affirmative

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    Good afternoon‚ Ladies and Gentlemen. I am the second speaker for the affirmative team and I will be continuing my team’s case tonight‚ “¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬Overfishing: Ecosystem management ensures a future for fisheries.” I will firstly start with some rebuttal. Speaker 1 of the opposing team said “(¬¬¬make sure to add a lot I need it)" He/she also stated “(¬¬¬make sure to add a lot I need it)" Now onto my debate. The first speaker from our team stated and explained why over fishing is a

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    Sustainable Societies Professor C Y Jim Department of Geography The University of Hong Kong GEOG1016 Nature Conservation for Sustainable Societies / Professor C Y Jim 1 SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT OF  MARINE FISHERIES INTRODUCTION GLOBAL FISHERY STATUS PREVALENCE OF OVERFISHING  SALVAGING GLOBAL FISHERY CASE STUDY OF INTERNATIONAL WHALING GEOG1016 Nature Conservation for Sustainable Societies / Professor C Y Jim 2 1 Earth as a water planet (the blue planet) GEOG1016 Nature Conservation for Sustainable Societies /

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    Others argue that fishing industries should continue as they do now. Fishing industries provide multiple job opportunities‚ the fishing industries have a large variety of jobs from fishing to tinning. New skills are earned from working at a fishing industry‚ also providing experiences to write in their resume (Connect Us Fund 1). This provides more sources of income‚ providing more tax money to the government‚ then helping the economy (Connect Us Fund 1). Industrial fishing companies have provided

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    Dams are a huge threat to the mighty Salmon of America. Although there are solutions to dams they are not enough to save the species. Salmon are slowly becoming extinct due to dams‚ because dams are cutting off rivers to and from the ocean and preventing them to spawn. Salmon were thriving in the U.S. before hydropower dams were established. Salmon are the most extraordinary fish on the planet‚ they make an extremely long journey that start when they are only a little smelt and finish in adulthood

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    history Sba

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    many parts of the world. If the peak oil theory proves true‚ more explorations of viable alternative energy sources‚ could be more friendly to the environment Overfishing and marine The human impact of fishing involves different issues such as the availability of fish to be caught‚ such as overfishing‚ fisheries‚ and fisheries management; and issues that involve the impact of fishing on other elements of the environment‚ such as by-catch. These conservation issues are part of

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