6300km 강에서 물고기가 사라지자 바다 전체가 아프기 시작했습니다

135 species. 135 species of fish have vanished forever from the world's third-longest river. Even the sturgeon, which lived for 15,000 years, and the dolphins, which humans first drove to extinction, have disappeared from this river. It is a river that sustains 400 million people. It is a river that sustains 400 million people. ✅ Yangtze River drainage basin of 6,300 km, covering an area of ​​1.8 million km², one-fifth of China's land area ✅ Yangtze River fisheries production decreased by 85% compared to the 1950s, with 135 fish species completely extinct ✅ Baiji Yangtze River dolphin declared extinct in 2007; the first dolphin to go extinct due to human activity ✅ Chinese sturgeon declared extinct in 2020; 15,000-year history comes to an end ✅ 10-year complete fishing ban in 2021; 231,000 fishermen shifted their livelihoods; 111,000 fishing vessels withdrawn ✅ Fish biomass increased by 209% after the ban, but 135 extinct species cannot be restored ✅ As fishermen shifted to deep-sea fishing, 57,000 Chinese fishing vessels entered the waters of 90 countries worldwide 🔔 Subscribe to Clu Economic TV to be the first to see new economic stories every day 📌 Fact Check and Data Sources All figures and facts in this video are cross-referenced based on the publicly available sources below Verified 1. Britannica: Basic information on the Yangtze River: World's 3rd largest river, 6,300 km basin, 1.8 million km² 2. WWF: Report on the Yangtze River basin population of approximately 400 million and ecosystem crisis 3. IUCN: Record of the Baiji Yangtze River dolphin being declared extinct in 2007 4. Science: Paper on the official extinction declaration of the Chinese sturgeon in 2020 5. Kyunghyang Shinmun: February 22, 2026: Report on the 10-year fishing ban in the Yangtze River and 231,000 fishermen switching to other professions 6. Climate & Energy Economy: Report on a 209% increase in Yangtze River fish biomass and a 13% recovery in species diversity 7. FAO: Analysis of the Yangtze River basin's 70% dependence on food production and its linkage to the global grain market 8. Greenpeace: Status of wastewater discharge from over 40,000 chemical plants in the Yangtze River basin 9. Oceana: June 2025: 57,000 Chinese deep-sea fishing vessels, 44% of global fisheries (Satellite) Analysis 10. Yale Environment 360 Report on Illegal Sand Dredging and Riverbed Destruction in the Yangtze River ⚠️ Disclaimers 📊 Investment & Finance: This video is for informational purposes only and is not an investment recommendation. Investment and financial decisions should be made at your own risk following professional consultation. 🏢 Companies & Countries: The opinions expressed in this video are the personal views of the creator and do not represent the position of any specific organization or country. 📐 Data Accuracy: The data used in this video is based on open sources and its accuracy is not guaranteed. Please verify the latest status directly with the original sources. 📋 Copyright & Fair Use: The images and materials used in this video are cited for educational and informational purposes in accordance with fair use principles. 🤖 Content Creation Notice: This content was created for educational and informational purposes. AI tools were utilized to assist with research and data organization. #YangtzeRiver #ChinaYangtzeRiver #135SpeciesExtinct #FishExtinction #BaijiDolphin #Sturgeon #YangtzeRiverFishBan #10YearFishBan #230,000Fishermen #Overfishing #ThreeGorgesDam #SouthTransferToNorth #ChineseFishingVessels #57,000Vessels #MarineEcosystem #FoodCrisis #CLUEconomyTV #EconomicDocumentary