Scientists warn Kenya fisheries face pollution and climate risks

Kenya Marine and Fisheries Research Institute acting Chief Executive Officer James Mwaluma.

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Scientists have warned that Kenya’s fisheries sector is facing serious threats from climate change, overfishing and marine pollution.

Kenya is currently conducting research in its Indian Ocean waters aboard the Fridtjof Nansen vessel to assess the fish biomass, examine oceanographic conditions and evaluate the overall ecosystem for sustainable management of the fisheries resources.

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