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Are the World’s Oceans Running Low of Fish?

  • September 24, 2012
  • Science & Technology
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Global Warming
Global Warming of Ocean Currents.

Could we be the last generation to harvest food from the world’s oceans? Worldwide fish stocks are depleting rapidly with estimates at 85% of the world’s fisheries being over-harvested or depleted already.

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