Changing storminess and global capture fisheries

Nigel C. Sainsbury (), Martin J. Genner, Geoffrey R. Saville, John K. Pinnegar, Clare K. O’Neill, Stephen D. Simpson and Rachel A. Turner
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Nigel C. Sainsbury: University of Exeter
Martin J. Genner: University of Bristol
Geoffrey R. Saville: Willis Research Network, Willis Towers Watson
John K. Pinnegar: Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science
Clare K. O’Neill: Met Office
Stephen D. Simpson: University of Exeter
Rachel A. Turner: University of Exeter

Nature Climate Change, 2018, vol. 8, issue 8, 655-659

Abstract: Climate change-driven alterations in storminess pose a significant threat to global capture fisheries. Understanding how storms interact with fishery social-ecological systems can inform adaptive action and help to reduce the vulnerability of those dependent on fisheries for life and livelihood.

Date: 2018
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