Mōtītī Island: Bay of Plenty MP Todd Muller wants 'clarity' on impact of reef fishing ban
The regional council says it will take time to see if change is happening.
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The regional council says it will take time to see if change is happening.
Understand that the window of opportunity to take action is very, very narrow and it's closing rapidly. if we don't move quickly to create the brood stock populations based on the mediterranean population, the remaining population, if we don't take extra care about what we pump into this environment we may find ourselves in a huge problem in a huge situation. >> reporter: israel shares this gulf and this problem with jordan, egypt and saudi arabia, which you can see just behind me. and with which israel has no official relations. but under the water there are no boundaries and no politics and ...
Ecoteneo underscores importance of Davao Gulf’s reefs
Early settlers who fished native reefs with rakes and chains left them devoid of marine life but a project in Tasmania is the latest example of how the tide is being turned many years later.
Level rise on the coast, more coral bleaching events, reefs that are the cradle of sea life, the way the cod left the coast of maine because it got too warm for them and stronger hurricanes and cyclones as we head into those seasons as well. among the causes, could it be el nino starting early? la nina cooled us off for the last couple of years. here with la nina we were still hitting off-the-chart records. one interesting possible culprit is the shipping industry. in 2020 they changed the fuel mix of these big ocean liners, which means there's less sulfur coming out of the smoke stacks of the...