I'd say that the recent prominence of such lists, and articles, means that at least the general population is becoming somewhat aware of the issue. Without tha

I'd say that the recent prominence of such lists, and articles, means that at least the general population is becoming somewhat aware of the issue. Without that, nothing much is likely to happen. Perhaps it's difficult to assure you're being given what you're told, but at least people are starting to ask. And when preservation such as fishing regulations are proposed, this will make sense to more people. Maybe all the more so when they realize that their individual decisions don't matter, aren't sufficient, because they're bing lied to. I hope. The alternative is pretty dismal.