Saving the Oceans to Feed the World

Why is saving the oceans considered crucial for addressing world hunger?

• It can provide a significant source of food.

• It helps in preserving biodiversity.

• It is an ecological desire.

• It creates more jobs for fishermen.

What significant change in fish populations was observed around 1980?

• Stability in fish populations.

• A shift in fish habitats.

• A decline in the amount of fish caught.

• A sudden increase in fish populations.

Where are the majority of fish populations located?

• In deep ocean trenches.

• In coastal areas.

• In freshwater lakes.

• In the high seas.

What is one of the key strategies to bring fisheries back?

• Increasing the number of fishing boats.

• Setting quotas on fish catch.

• Reducing the number of fishermen.

• Expanding fishing areas.

How does fish compare to other protein sources in terms of cost-effectiveness?

• Fish is equally cost-effective.

• Fish is the most cost-effective protein.

• Fish is less cost-effective.

• Fish is not a protein source.

What is one health benefit of including more fish in our diet?

• Increases risk of heart disease.

• Causes obesity.

• Increases carbon footprint.

• Reduces risk of cancer.

What is a major advantage of fish over other protein sources regarding environmental impact?

• Fish requires more land.

• Fish has a higher carbon footprint.

• Fish is more polluting.

• Fish uses less fresh water.

How can illegal fishing impact sustainable fisheries management?

• It has no impact on fisheries.

• It increases fish populations.

• It supports sustainable practices.

• It undermines management efforts.

What is seafood fraud?

• Labeling fish as something they are not.

• Catching fish in prohibited areas.

• Using illegal fishing gear.

• Selling fish at a higher price.

What is the purpose of the SAFE Seafood Act?

• To reduce fish consumption.

• To ensure seafood traceability.

• To promote illegal fishing.

• To increase fish prices.