bobgnote
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Re bluefin tuna and cod:
Overfishing certainly is wrecking the fish. But the cod haven't been fished, aggressively, since the 1990s, AND THEY AREN'T COMING BACK. Get a clue. This could happen, to the tuna, depending on what happens, over toward Japan.
Even given destruction of the sea bottom, by trawlers, fish eggs are in trouble, as relatively acidic waters move, toward the equator, from the poles, whacking corals, on their way, to putting an end, to commercial ocean fishing.
Overfishing certainly is wrecking the fish. But the cod haven't been fished, aggressively, since the 1990s, AND THEY AREN'T COMING BACK. Get a clue. This could happen, to the tuna, depending on what happens, over toward Japan.
Even given destruction of the sea bottom, by trawlers, fish eggs are in trouble, as relatively acidic waters move, toward the equator, from the poles, whacking corals, on their way, to putting an end, to commercial ocean fishing.