Rapidly Warming Waters Have Thwarted Efforts to Save the Cod

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By Guest WritersOct 29, 2015, 2:00 pm59 ptsTrending
Despite strict limits on cod fishing, the population in the Gulf of Maine is on the verge of collapse because waters are warming alarmingly fast. By Phil McKenna The number of Atlantic cod in the Gulf of Maine has hit an all-time low in recent years despite strong fishing regulations, and scientists now…

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