Overfishing Is Destroying the Oceans of the World

Fishing has become an integral part of the culture and survival of the coastal community, almost for the beginning of human history. These coastal communities and cities are one of the most prosperous and successful cities due to the increase in marine resources. Initially, in many areas dense fish and shellfish can get one day's food in the flock. For example, among British settlers who saw the Chesapeake Bay, "the richness of oysters is amazing, their entire inventory is to make it possible for ship to avoid them" It was.

"These seas were places where thousands of living things lived in the past, fish, crustaceans, reptiles, corals, but humans decided to destroy them, they overfished, contaminated the water, coral Destroyed and filled the darkness.Depth - the end of garbage The blue sea is blue but there is no life It is barren than the hot desert. "" There are no animals in the forest, There are only things and dead trees.Humans do not evaluate what nature gives to them.10 of the forests are harvested and 88% of the species inhabited has disappeared and neither a lion nor a bear or a rabbit exists . "

Destroy the ocean: Ocean vessels still dump most of the trash into the ocean. We overcatch 85% of the world's fishery. We release large amounts of toxins into the ocean and we may change the chemical composition of the ocean forever. Future people may hate us for this. Money: If human beings can survive long enough, it goes into a scarless society where machinery, nanotechnology addition manufacturing, interstellar reproduction, or unknown technology can meet all material requirements. To do. Future people view money as a sign of poverty and may regard it as a barbaric commodity exchange medium.

Our sea has received tremendous pressure. We pour plastics and toxic chemicals into the sea, poison our own food, waste fish, catch it unsustainably, and 90% of the world's fish resources are completely caught and overfished . We have lost 50% of the world's coral reefs; in one generation, the world has lost more than a third of its marine species. Biodiversity - A network of complex life consisting of millions of species, plants, bacteria, fungi - supports the Earth system we consider natural. Water we drink, it maintains the ecosystem necessary for society to prosper and ensures access to necessary raw materials, goods and services. The unprecedented loss of biodiversity that we see today is a threat to the survival of human life and economic development. If the biodiversity index is considered to resemble the stock market, our planet will fall into a spectacular collapse.