Climate change is no longer a distant concept—it’s here, and its effects are becoming more visible and concerning with each passing year. One of the areas where its impact is becoming increasingly clear is in our oceans. The worlds' seas and oceans are planet's lifeblood, the seas support numerous species and the oceans support, food and millions of people. Nonetheless, with the rising of global climate change which will disrupt the fragile harmony of these places fault, the aftereffects for fish stocks and the global fishing sector will be very dire. Climate change is making fish smaller and fewer. In the future, fish will be fewer. This matters because fish are important for our food supply. There will be a lesser amount of seafood for us to consume. The Science Behind Climate Change's Impact on Oceans How Climate Change Is Disrupting Marine Ecosystems The Ocean as a vessel for humans' 90% of the excess heat caused by burning fossil fuels, whose heat-absorbing propert...