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Article

12 Oct 2001

Author:
U.N. Environment Programme

Bleak Story Of The Black Sea Highlighted In Global Assessment Of World's Waters

United Nations Environment Programme Joins Scientists in Urging Action to Save One of the World's Great Natural and Economic Jewels - One of the world's great seas is spiraling into decline as a result of chronic over-fishing, high levels of pollution and the devastating impacts of alien, introduced, species, an international team of scientists is warning.