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We can't yet restore collapsed fish populations fast enough to keep pace with growing global seafood demand.

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Some fish populations have been fished to the point of collapse, and even with strict conservation measures, recovery can take decades longer than demand is willing to wait. Balancing recovery with continued food needs remains unresolved.

climate-environment global-unspecified fish populations demand yet restore collapsed fast enough keep pace whether philosophy-ethics determine prevent have way

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Citation ID: WS00966 Title: We can't yet restore collapsed fish populations fast enough to keep pace with growing global seafood demand. URL: https://www.worldsolve.org/index.php?api=problem&id=966