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This the global capture of fishes from 1950 to 2018

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This another picture of a net capturing a ton of fish, that will be terrible for fish stocks

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There are multiple ways to solve overfishing, but the easiest solution is Using fishing methods that don’t catch multiple fish, if we do that, then the population of fish can be stable. avoid catching fish that are too young to reproduce. And to Also not fish in already overfished areas, because The area of fish has already been nearly depleted so you won’t get any fish, but it's going to keep the population at a minimum because of the fishing and promoting the development of alternative fishing methods, such as aquaculture and selective fishing gear, can reduce the negative impacts of fishing on the marine environment.  These are the ways you can solve the overfishing

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This shows the net capturing a mass amount of fish thats unnecessary for fish stocks 

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What are the environmental impacts of overfishing

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What are the environmental impacts of overfishing

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Overfishing can have a lot of environmental impacts. An example is Disrupting the food chain, which leads to the killing of other species of fish. If a predator's food source disappears, it can lead to a cascade effect, impacting the entire ecosystem. Like a chain reaction, so if one fish disappears, then that fish’s predators will die, and so THAT fish’s predators will die. Overfishing can also impact non-targeted species, including endangered or threatened species. Commercial fishing operations often use methods such as trawling, which can catch non-targeted sea creatures such as dolphins, sea turtles, and sharks. These unintended catches can have significant environmental impacts, particularly for species that are already endangered or threatened. These are just two terrible consequences of how overfishing can impact the environment

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This a man carrying a large amount of tuna is a wood basket

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Overfishing has a lot of negative impacts on humans. One of the main impacts is a decline in fish populations, which led to economic losses for fishing communities and reduced access to seafood for consumers. And overfishing can have cultural and social impacts, fishing has long been an important part of many communities' identities and traditions. So The loss of fish populations and fishing jobs can therefore have significant psychological and emotional effects on individuals and communities Since there are almost no fish left.  Overfishing can disrupt marine ecosystems, leading to imbalances in the food chain and the loss of habitat for other marine species. This can have a significant impact on the health and well-being of coastal communities, particularly those that rely on fishing for food and income. In some cases, overfishing can also lead to the release of toxins and pollutants into the ocean, which can impact human health through the consumption of contaminated seafood. These are the human impacts of overfishing on humans

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This shows one of the methods of mass fishing, catching a lot of tiny fish

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Overfishing has a long history dating back to ancient times, Before, Fishing practices were not as advanced in the past, and communities used traditional methods such as handline fishing, traps, and nets. These practices were not intended to deplete fish populations but rather to provide sustenance for local communities. In the past, there were no large-scale commercial fishing operations, and fish populations were able to regenerate naturally. but it wasn't until the 20th and 21st centuries that it became out of control, Then In the early 1900s, in the Industrial era, advances in technology such as motorized boats and sonar allowed for more efficient and effective fishing, which led to the overfishing of many species. Then with more technology and advances throughout the years, overfishing has become more of a global wide problem, with more and more methods to capture large amounts of fish species, the government is now enforcing laws to prohibit fishing in different areas. this is the history of overfishing

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