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Humans are not helping at all but making species become almost extinct or fully extinct.

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When humans fish 1 certain species too fast and that species has no time to replenish.

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Red spots are the hot spots but you can see that they happen around the countries.

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1. Collecting too much fish too fast.
2. Contaminating lakes and rivers with waste that causes all the animals in that river or lake to die.

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Fish population over time during human over fishing.

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The most popular solution would be to having a certain capacity to how many fish people are allowed to have. Almost like placing a law and a checkpoint to see how much they have. This would allow those companies to stop over fishing and making certain species population drop.

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Effects on Biodiversity and the Ecosystem CER #6,7,8

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Effects on Biodiversity and the Ecosystem CER #6,7,8

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Fish species could go extincts if humans keep over fishing. According to This Website and This Website it states, "Rate or level of fishing that is not sustainable, i.e. that hampers the rebuilding or recovery of a fish stock." and more information from this graph from bellow explaining the crash population in COD fish. These 2 pieces of information relate to how in general a type of fish could be over-fished and a specific kind that had its increase and then crashed.
Graph Represents the Cod population between 1940-2018 and shows how there was a rise in the 1970's but then humans went and got a huge amount of Cod fish so their population declined and then started to rise really slowly due to the small population numbers.

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Fish dead due to humans throwing garbage into lakes and rivers.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yfk07yhH9Mg