Underreported: Fish for the Future

from Underreported from WNYC's The Leonard Lopate Show · host WNYC, New York Public Radio

Scientists have warned that fish in the seas could be extinct by 2048. Now a group of experts has come up with a way to prevent sea extinction, rebuild fishing stocks, and restore fishing communities. David Festa, director of the Oceans Program at Environmental Defense, tell us the details of the plan.

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