Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Climate change is affecting not only farmers on land but also fishermen along Libya’s Mediterranean coast. Rising water temperatures have helped an invasive fish species move into coastal waters, where it is reportedly threatening marine life, fishing equipment and public health. Local fishermen are trying to contain the invasion, but say a long-term solution will be needed.
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Climate change is affecting not only farmers on land but also fishermen along Libya’s Mediterranean coast. Rising water temperatures have helped an invasive fish species move into coastal waters, where it is reportedly threatening marine life, fishing equipment and public health. Local fishermen are trying to contain the invasion, but say a long-term solution will be needed.
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