THIS YEAR’S EL NIÑO COULD SPELL DISASTER FOR AMERICAN FISHERMEN

The last El Niño was linked to severe droughts in Southern Africa, wildfires in Indonesia and global coral bleaching. Now, ocean advocates are warning that American fishermen could face significant financial losses as fish stocks struggle to survive in warmer waters.

Inside Climate News reports that the last El Niño was linked to severe droughts in Southern Africa, wildfires in Indonesia and global coral bleaching.

The report adds: Now, ocean advocates are warning that American fishermen could face significant financial losses as fish stocks struggle to survive in warmer waters.

With the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) predicting an 81 percent chance of […]

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