Sentence examples for impacted fishing from inspiring English sources

Indirect impact was defined as living in a community where oil did not reach the coastline but significantly impacted fishing and recreation/tourism economies and required reallocation of resources to protect their shellfish beds, wildlife, and other coastal resources.

But Boxall said there may be local effects – especially on the already heavily impacted fishing industry – as the contaminated water would take time to disperse.

To understand how the extinction event impacted fish, Sibert had to get her hands dirty — literally.

This paper focuses on the Mohawk community of Akwesasne, which lies downstream from a Superfund site, and explores how fish advisories have impacted fish consumption and health.

"The human health impact is that it's impacted fish that people eat.

Local groups had been charging Millstone with destroying millions of pounds of local fish and with pumping superheated water back into the Long Island Sound, the temperatures of which had negatively impacted fish and shellfish habitat for decades.

29 hit call compounds proved to be autofluorescent, another 19 negatively impacted fish viability and/or morphology.

However, if temperature impacts on microparasite replication rates are faster than predators can remove impacted fish, predators would have limited impact.

A large criticism of our solution is that it negatively impacts fishing cultures worldwide.

Aggregations of gelatinous zooplankton can also impact fishing gear; for example, siphonophores were blamed for the 'lipo' phenomenon which fouled commercial fishing nets in the 1970's [94].

A further overlooked nuance of limited entry fisheries is that license transfers can dramatically impact fishing pressure for a given species.