> Something like 80% of the world's fish stocks are also gone from overfishing.
Is there an estimate that goes along with that number for when 95%+ of all fish stocks will be gone?
Given the extraordinarily fast depletion implied by the 80% figure (the vast majority of which has happened in the past century), it must be very soon. Within 10-20 years there would have to be almost no fish stocks left given the advance of world's population and its collective demand for fish.
Is there an estimate that goes along with that number for when 95%+ of all fish stocks will be gone?
Given the extraordinarily fast depletion implied by the 80% figure (the vast majority of which has happened in the past century), it must be very soon. Within 10-20 years there would have to be almost no fish stocks left given the advance of world's population and its collective demand for fish.