Which argument about fishing would most likely appeal to an audience of environmentalists?A.Working on a fishing boat can be dangerous, so deck crews must take safety rules seriously.B.Businesses should switch to farm-raised fish, which are cheaper than fish caught in the wild.C.Catching fish in the wild is a way of life, and it provides jobs for millions of people worldwide.D.The government should pass more laws to protect certain species of sea life from overfishing.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Which argument about fishing would most likely appeal to an audience of fishing boat captains?A.Raising fish in hatcheries is a good way to make up for shortages in a company's product supply.B.Fishing companies need to be careful to make their nets as dolphin safe as possible.C.Overfishing has had a catastrophic effect on ocean habitats, affecting many species of mammals.D.Catching fish in the wild is a way of life, and it provides jobs for millions of people worldwide

Question 4 of 16Which appeal is the best example of ethos?A.Most federal judges agree that the plan is unconstitutional.B.Dolphins die every time you take a bite of this brand of tuna.C.Would you rather have a single check or a job with benefits?D.Pollution cleared up by 70 percent thanks to the new policy.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

A fishing community relies on the ocean for their livelihood. They practice sustainable fishing methods and adhere to fishing quotas set by authorities. Tourists visit the area for recreational fishing, contributing to the local economy.   How do the fishing practices in the community impact the environment? Select TWO correct answers.A.They contribute to overfishing and depletion of fish stocks.B.They promote sustainable fishing practices and the conservation of marine resources.C.They disrupt marine ecosystems and harm non-target species.D.They have no impact on the environment due to the use of sustainable methods.

Which of these is not an example of sustainable fishing?Banning fishing in the breeding seasonSetting quotas on numbers of fish that can be caughtFish farming (of caged fish)Decreasing the size of the holes in fishing nets2What causes eutrophication?Excessive use of fertilisersCombustion of fossil fuelsMining for fossil fuelDeforestation3What is meant by the term ‘extinction’?A species has decreased in number, but then recoversA species has completely died outA species has increased in numberA new species is formed by natural selection4Which of the following activities does not help to protect endangered species?Introducing non-indigenous speciesMeasures to prevent poachingCapturing and culling non-indigenous speciesCaptive breeding programmes

I am doing a college-level paper. My thesis statement is “Recently, Japan announced that it will be releasing treated water from the Fukushima nuclear power plant into the Pacific Ocean. Despite concerns over this decision, Japan’s fishing industry is likely to remain unaffected over the next decade due to it being safe as a result of Japan’s efforts to make the water unharmful and the country’s well-established global reputation for implementing strict safety and cleanliness protocols.” Explore how this decision might affect the livelihoods of local fishermen and fishing industries and analyze the economic implications on fish exports, international market perceptions, and consumer behavior.