Sentence examples for problem overfishing from inspiring English sources

Before anyone else, islanders realised what a terrible problem overfishing would cause.

In theory there are two things that could cause a problem: overfishing, and climate change.

Lastly, let's not forget that the problem of discards pales in comparison with the problem of overfishing.

Fearnley-Whittingstall, who will again highlight the continued problem of overfishing in his Channel 4 programme Hugh's Fish Fight, said: "Tesco made one of the biggest commitments of all to sell the most sustainable tuna.

In addition to climate change, Dr. Davis said, problems like overfishing and oil spills threatened these flightless birds.

The island's dependence on the fish industry, which is susceptible to problems of overfishing and fluctuating prices, became a growing concern in the late 20th century.

The MSC, which has been backed by major seafood producers and retailers including Marks & Spencer and Waitrose, and examined the problems of overfishing in the docu-film End of the Line, has vigorously denied the criticism.

Anti-whalers counter that the fishermen caused their own problems by overfishing the area in the 1980s, and also argue that the islanders receive large subsidies from a government that is blackmailed by the political power of the Norwegian fishing lobby.

In Mauritius, campaigners met with the Mauritian government, industry representatives and local fishermen to address the problems of overfishing.

Part of the report analyzes progress in U.S. fisheries and shows that solid, science-based catch limits along with rights based management and other measures have been effective in addressing the problems of overfishing.

His problem is not overfishing by foreign boats or pollution in the Thames estuary.