Global Warming Is Already Hurting Fisheries Around the World, Study Finds

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By Phil McKennaFeb 28, 2019, 2:00 pm142 pts
One new study shows where fish populations have been hit hardest by climate change. A second gauges how much future harm could be avoided if the Paris goals are met. By Phil McKenna Warming ocean waters have already taken a toll on the world's fisheries, and the impact will worsen if greenhouse gas emissions…

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