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Warming waters could see fewer common fish
Friday 10 Jul 20 9:00am
Salmon fishing days might be numbered
AS MANY AS 60 per cent of the world's fish species could struggle to breed and reproduce if climate change causes the Earth to warm by 5deg over the next 80 years, according to a new study.
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