> many communities depend on fishing for their livelihoods and for food The film was pretty sympathetic to those communities. In particular, coastal Africans,

> many communities depend on fishing for their livelihoods and for food The film was pretty sympathetic to those communities. In particular, coastal Africans, who depended on local fish for food, and now are in trouble because industrial fishing operations are vacuuming up those fish. The main point of disagreement in the article is the study about 2048. It's good news that the future might not be quite so imminently grim, but the film doesn't lean on the study all that much. For the other claims mentioned in the article, it says the film was pretty accurate. So contrary to Betteridge's law, it appears the answer to the question is "mostly yes."