Sentence examples for declining fish stocks from inspiring English sources

She dismissed arguments that seals are to blame for declining fish stocks.

Proponents say tilapia aquaculture will only grow in importance because it provides food and jobs in a world of declining fish stocks and rising population.

Environmentalists worry that duped diners may be unwittingly contributing to declining fish stocks, buying food they have been told to avoid.

In the remote coastal communities further south, declining fish stocks are driving wages down, forcing people to seek work in the cities.

THE deal on fishing quotas hammered out between European fisheries ministers just before Christmas was stringent enough to make fishermen angry but not to solve the problem of declining fish stocks.

Since then, they have run into problems: declining fish stocks, tighter quotas on catches, rising operating costs and a sharp economic downturn that has slashed both fish prices and demand.

These scare tactics include describing the impact of sea level rise on beach communities, assessing the impact of drought and declining food supplies on conflict and war, linking air pollution to cancer, and relating water pollution and overfishing to declining fish stock.

Proponents of the Mediterranean Regulation, as it is known, say its implementation is crucial to the survival of the Mediterranean and its quickly declining fishing stocks.

The declining health of Mother Earth has drawn growing attention over the last two decades, with countries coming together to fight a range of environmental threats, from declining fishing stocks to global warming.

The Goliath's "recovering population is not the cause of declining fish and lobster stocks," writes Sarah Frian-Torres, an independent marine biologist based in Florida.

Now a report published 12 November 2004 in Science states that declining fish stocks down by at least 50% since 1970 are forcing local peoples to slaughter wildlife, or "bushmeat," for food.