/sci/ - Science & Math

LONDON -- The world's oceans are degenerating far faster than predicted and marine life is facing extinction due to a range of human impacts - from over-fishing to climate change - a report compiled by international scientists warned Tuesday.

The cumulative impact of "severe individual stresses," ranging from climate warming and sea-water acidification to widespread chemical pollution and overfishing, would threaten the marine environment with a catastrophe "unprecedented in human history."

The conclusions were published by a panel of international scientists who reviewed recent research at a workshop at Oxford University, in Britain. They will be presented to the United Nations in New York later this week for discussions on reforming governance of the oceans.

http://www.sacbee.com/2011/06/21/3716917/scientists-warn-that-oceans-marine.html


What do you think /sci/? If we can't fish, I think this would potentially lead humanity to extinction itself.

>>2824129
Here's is the problem with eugenics: How is it possible to determine what and who is "best"?

Are you going to decide this? If so, humanity is fucked.

You:
>I thin the "best" means a taste for beef jerky, the ability to watch Nascar for hours on end and a purdy mouth.