Seafood hit by climate change, study finds

By Andrew Darby
Updated November 13 2015 - 6:54pm, first published 2:10pm
The higher up the food chain, the more likely fish will do poorly under climate change, Photo: CSIRO Marine Research
The higher up the food chain, the more likely fish will do poorly under climate change, Photo: CSIRO Marine Research

A global marine food chain collapse due to greenhouse gas emissions could hit many popular eating fish, an Australian study has found.

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