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Maldives fisheries could plummet by 75 percent

A new study warns that climate change could reduce Maldivian fish stocks by 75% by 2100 as rising temperatures drive fish to cooler waters. Local fishermen already report traveling much further offshore to find catches. Experts caution against switching to industrial netting, as it could further deplete stocks and damage the nation's reputation.

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