Here's a scary thought, in about 40 years, all of the world's fisheries will collaspe. The next time you think about buying seafood, realize that your seafood choices you make, do have an impact on our oceans.
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Blue August: Overfishing In Our Oceans
Here's a scary thought, in about 40 years, all of the world's fisheries will collaspe. The next time you think about buying seafood, realize that your seafood choices you make, do have an impact on our oceans.
Added: Jul 29, 2009
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