Climate change is making oceans hotter, causing many species to flee to colder, deeper waters. And that’s upending our fishing industries on both coasts. Reckoning with this new reality will stretch and stress the U.S. government, the nearly 40 thousand commercial fishermen and the millions of Americans who depend upon seafood as a vital source of protein. USA TODAY has partnered with the Pulitzer Center to document the impact of warmer oceans, heavier rains and shifting deep-sea currents that are affecting fishing in all four corners of the nation: Maine, Florida, Southern California and Alaska. USA TODAY National Correspondent Trevor Hughes, who led this report joined the 5 Things podcast to share the stories he heard aboard fishing boats from the workers facing these challenges. #podcast #climatechange #fishing
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More climate nonsense from the climate cult.
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Fake science perpetrated by radical woke Marxists and idiots like these two. Climate change is a natural process of the Earth, and humanity has very little influence on that process. Just one erupting volcano puts more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere than humans have done since the beginning of the industrial revolution. This is all bogus fearmongering. The goal is to stop you from living a Independent life, control you, and also to enrich themselves in the process. . Pure Democrat/Marxist propaganda. The hot and cooling processes of the sun is what controls the climate of our world, and scientists can't do anything about that process.