Shout out to the folks at Global Fishing Watch doing amazing work tracking unregulated fishing activity. Just need policy to catch up with reality now.
Like, not to knock on someone else's work, but I bet if we had globally enforced regulation while we may get nice bylines of "the blue fin tuna has made a rebound" the global fish populations would continue to plummet and the oceans acidify even further.
But it's also not a fair comparison, reducing shark bycatch and reducing human CO2 output are completely different problems with different scale.
I don't think giving up is acceptable either.
100% agree here.
The rate of enforcement is far too slow, and you have far too many nations as bad actors, there will never be effective enforcement.