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On with the show.

It can be tough to try and make lifestyle choices that will help build a healthier world.

Over and over, we find out that one of our habits is contributing to climate change, inequality, or the destruction of Earth's biodiversity, even habits we thought were healthy.

Take seafood.

For years we were told that fish were an important part of a good diet, but now we are learning that many of the fish we are used to

eating are threatened species. Seafood is the largest traded food commodity in the world

and it plays an essential role in our global diet. For some people

fish are a luxury but in many of the world's poorest and fastest growing

populations it's a matter of survival. At the same time, relentless industrial fishing methods are pushing many species to the brink.

If things don't change, our fishing habits could devastate ocean biodiversity and deplete a resource that

humanity needs in order to survive. Fish are in trouble, but the solution may not

be what you expect.

I'm Gabriel Sierra, and this is why it matters.

Today, will there always be plenty of fish in the sea? We have massive and widespread overfishing.

76% of the world's fish now are fish to capacity overfished are collapsing.

In the last 50 years the earth has lost more than half of its marine life.

We're completely destroying the natural balance of fish in the world's oceans.

So are we going to run out of fish?

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