Sentence examples for affected fisheries from inspiring English sources

The last affected fisheries did not reopen until April 19th.

We can see that now in the seafood industry; the FDA has approved the catch as safe, and yesterday the last affected fisheries were reopened, but fishermen and restaurateurs say that diners are still leery.

That level of spill would move further than the areas likely to be affected by "moderate shoreline contact" and would affect fisheries.

Among the many new regulations — or, rather, deregulations — the Administration has proposed are rules that would: make it harder for the government to limit workers' exposure to toxins, eliminate environmental review from decisions affecting fisheries, and ease restrictions on companies that blow up mountains to get at the coal underneath them.

Japanese researchers also worry that changes in Arctic Ocean circulation will further affect fisheries in the North Pacific and the Bering Sea.

Any leak from the K-159 would affect fisheries for both the Russians and the Norwegians, Bohmer said.

Carpet sea squirt can overgrow other, sessile species, "potentially smothering species living in gravel and affecting fisheries".

With the loss of whitebark pine, we expect earlier snowpack runoff in the spring, which will adversely affect fisheries and downstream communities, as well as agriculture.

The precise degree to which these phenomena are contributing to Mirarchi's current plight is difficult to say, but ample evidence suggests that such changes are already affecting fisheries across the globe.

There appear to be, however, few reported cases of PSP affecting fisheries throughout the UK, with the longest closure occurring in Scotland during 2000-2001, with aquaculture and scallop fisheries affected by PSP throughout the year (Table 6).

Invasive exotic species can alter the local ecology, affecting fisheries and threatening endangered species, besides posing a risk to human health by contaminating seafood.