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Overfishing along the coasts of the North Sea spurred the development of deep-sea fishers such as the Brixham and otter trawlers, which might serve as motherships for longlining dories; in the 19th century, advances such as rail transport, canning, and refrigeration allowed fishing to become a full-fledged industry.

The boats have become so ubiquitous that Shroyer claims they're responsible for some of the overfishing along the Baja coast.

For more than a decade, marine biologists have been alarmed about the decline of reefs worldwide, citing global warming, disease, overfishing, and pollution, along with other causes (Science, 25 July 1997, p. 491).

But climate change and warming oceans, overfishing and destructive fishing practices, along with pollution from coastal communities and industries, threaten the fragile ecosystems that support underwater life, as well as millions of traditional fishermen like Mr Osman.In this section The campaign trail The execution of power Island defence The winds of change Plenty more fish in the sea?

In the early 21st century, Somalia's fishing industry was affected by climate change, overfishing, and increasing incidents of piracy along the coasts.

The ban was one of the factors, along with increased regulation, overfishing and aggressive development on the Long Island coast, that helped cause the waning of the fishing industry, and in turn, a perhaps less obvious decline: that of the boat-building trade.

Overfishing also threatens the sector, although fish farming especially along the western coast has been increasingly developed as an alternative.

Previously there was abundant fishing along the east and west coasts, but overfishing caused the industry to decline, and it has been replaced by freshwater fish cultivation.

The first new species in the genus since 1847, it must be inferred to be threatened along with the others and for the same reason, overfishing.

I would love to see stand-alone underwater skyscrapers anywhere they might work, but especially along the African coastline where fishing is essential and overfishing a major problem.

Massive numbers of river herring once swam up rivers all along the Atlantic coast to spawn, but after centuries of overfishing, dam construction, water pollution and rising water temperatures, landings of the once-abundant fish have plummeted 98percentt since the mid-20th century.