Research on the extinction crisis of grouper and sea bream: severe climate change may cause the biomass of the South China Sea to fall by 93%

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Research on the extinction crisis of grouper and sea bream: severe climate change may cause the biomass of the South China Sea to fall by 93%

By ADMCF-Editor | Living Oceans | 9 November, 2021 | 0

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Research on the extinction crisis of grouper and sea bream: severe climate change may cause the biomass of the South China Sea to fall by 93%

Seafood is a favorite food of many people, but some studies have pointed out that climate change and excessive fishing activities have the opportunity to greatly reduce the marine life of the South China Sea. The research conducted by environmental organizations and universities has calculated that the high carbon emissions.

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Published by: The Limited Times on November 3, 2021

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