Fishing for Solutions – the Climate Catastrophe: The Time for Action is Now

This powerful documentary explores the stark reality of the impact of climate change on the fishing industry, and the previously under-recognized role of sustainable seafood in climate policy.

“Fishing for solutions – the climate catastrophe: the time for action is now”, is a Farelight Productions creation, commissioned by the Marine Stewardship Council - the not-for-profit responsible for the world’s largest sustainable seafood certification programme.

With first-hand accounts of marine heatwaves, shifting fish stocks and the impact of climate change on fishers across the globe, the film contains a powerful rallying call to policy makers to tackle the causes of climate change, and agree adaptive, resilient solutions in the face of profound climate driven shifts in ocean ecosystems.

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[thedarkrzelda]

How is there only 12 comments on such an important video..!??

[athenamclean]

Climate change is the challenge for humanity. If we don’t start now. The human race will not survive. Let’s all collaborate to make a change. What can the community do to assist in this change?

[mailynmorales]

If we humans can make even a small actions to fight againts climate change, we can create a big impact. However most of the humans right now are busy doing tiktok, watching dramas, and not even aware what's happening in this Earth. Theres nothing wrong with doing this as long as we use technology properly to spread awareness and educate one another about the importance of conserving and saving mother Earth.

[justinebarnigo]

The problem of climate change must be addressed right away. Disregard unimportant issues and focus to this one. Important species were being at risk and will continue be in the future. I hope government will mind this because they are the rule makers and will surely bring impact to this ecological disaster.

[saveearthandus]

When human choose and focus on righteous life, they are satisfied of 20% of what are being used. Because they will find the 80% is not needed and It means 80% of the rest can be saved then climate change will be solved

[bismarkkirk]

Politics aside as a climate scientist there is more to do a lot of thing and our attitudes towards certain thing that can degrade the climate must be stop I suggest every country initiate laws to prevent people from doing more harm the the climate and proper recycle and waste management

[davidmallette]

This video has been on youtube for 2 weeks and 1, 300 people have watched it. We are truly a sad species. We don't care.

[Peter-nvwu]

A wealth of finr words bul where is the real action ? In all honesty it's almost certainly too late as we past the point of no return many years age but the vast majority of politicians and decision makers simply don't have the balls to stand up and tell the truth aboul what is happening, and what is going to happen very quickly if we simply carry on as we are and how we have done in the past ! Humans are the cause of what is happening to our Earth, our one and only home planet ! It's very simple, because of our greed we are destroying everything.

[peter.s]

Shouldn't you manage your labeling policy first? Speak out against the fishing industry please.

[TheTeaParty]

I don’t care about the climate if it means $7 loaves of bread. I only care about the price of a tank of gas.

[grimchef]

Massive human population decrease is the only long term solution. Less humans = less demand.

[TheTeaParty]

You want me to make a change to “save the climate”, then SHOW ME THE MONEY! Wind turbines, solar cells and energizer batteries don’t cut it. I want you to WOW! me with a technological marvel I can invest in and make plenty of $$$ out of it.