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    The graph shows the development of global fish production from 1950 to 2015, with fish production on the vertical axis and years on the horizontal axis. Global fish production has increased steadily over this time period, rising from approximately 20 million tons in 1950 to over 170 million tons in 2015. While fish production has increased, the number of people working in fishing has decreased, likely due to industrialization and mechanization increasing efficiency. Aquaculture or fish farming has increased more sharply since 1990 compared to capture fisheries, which have remained stable, as aquaculture production is more scalable and sustainable.

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    The graph shows the development of global fish production from 1950 to 2015, with fish production on the vertical axis and years on the horizontal axis. Global fish production has increased steadily over this time period, rising from approximately 20 million tons in 1950 to over 170 million tons in 2015. While fish production has increased, the number of people working in fishing has decreased, likely due to industrialization and mechanization increasing efficiency. Aquaculture or fish farming has increased more sharply since 1990 compared to capture fisheries, which have remained stable, as aquaculture production is more scalable and sustainable.

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    The graph shows the development of global fish production from 1950 to 2015, with fish production on the vertical axis and years on the horizontal axis. Global fish production has increased steadily over this time period, rising from approximately 20 million tons in 1950 to over 170 million tons in 2015. While fish production has increased, the number of people working in fishing has decreased, likely due to industrialization and mechanization increasing efficiency. Aquaculture or fish farming has increased more sharply since 1990 compared to capture fisheries, which have remained stable, as aquaculture production is more scalable and sustainable.

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    ACTIVITY: FISHING

    Graph: The development of global fish production until 2015 (Source: FAO 2018)

    1. Describe the graph (title, horizontal axis, vertical axis, key, evolution of fish production)

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    2. Even though the global fish production has increased since 1950, the total amount of people
    working on fishing has decreased. Why?

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    3. Which type of fish production has increased more since 1990? Which type of fish production
    remains stable since then? Try to explain the reasons of this recent evolution

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