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Scientists have projected that millions of people in 65 nations globally, including those in Africa and South-East Asia and the Pacific, could face increased malnutrition as climate change and overfishing take their toll on fisheries.
Climate change threatens food security of 65 nations
Communities work together to bring in catch in Gentuma Raya, Gorontalo, Indonesia. A new study reports that climate change threatens fisheries. Copyright: Asian Development Bank, (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0). This image has been cropped.
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Scientists analysed the combined impact of overfishing and climate change
Study found that 65 of 157 countries are at risk of malnutrition as a result of overfishing
Researchers suggest mitigation strategies such as fish farming
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