<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>You are an expert on climate change, human mobility and migration. Answer the question truthfully.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>Here are the title and abstract of a scientific paper probably related to climate change, human mobility and migration..
Title:"North Norwegians sail south - The Nordland fishing industry in transition, c1890-1920."
Abstract:"Around 1870 the spring herring deserted the waters of Western Norway, while Nordland and Troms experienced abundant catches. Merchants and fishermen from Western Norway followed the herring northward. Many of these people settled in the northern counties, contributing to their rapid population growth during this period. From the 1890s, however, an opposite movement began: led by steamers from Vesteralen, fishermen from the north covered great distances in search of 'the silver of the seas' off the coast of Western Norway. The root causes of this drift were dramatic regional changes in fishing resources along the Norwegian coast. Nordland's share of the value of total landings was greatly reduced. a decisive turning point was reached int he years 1896-7. From that time onward both the cod and herring fisheries of the county suffered serious reverses. In the same period the winter herring returned in abundance to the western coasts. The combined effect of these push and pull factors was to spur fishermen from Nordland to move south. Along with the impact of urbanization and dawning industrialization, this expansion into new fisheries largely explains why participation in the Lofoten fisheries went into sharp decline during this period. The combination of a resource crisis in Nordland and ample income opportunities in the south also triggered extensive permanent migration to Souther Norway. In 1920 one in 10 persons born in Nordland and living in Norway had settled int he souther part of the country, concentrated in the cities there. Apart from promoting migration from the county, both seasonal and permanent, the crisis provided motivation for the modernization of Nordland's fisheries. This included investments in steam vessels and more efficient fishing gear, the improvement of communications, including direct contacts with markets abroad, and the establishment of industrial plants. A major objective of these efforts was to free the county from its perpetual economic dependence on the cities of Southern Norway.."
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North Norwegians sail south - The Nordland fishing industry in transition, c1890-1920
Around 1870 the spring herring deserted the waters of Western Norway, while Nordland and Troms experienced abundant catches. Merchants and fishermen from Western Norway followed the herring northward. Many of these people settled in the northern counties, contributing to their rapid population growth during this period. From the 1890s, however, an opposite movement began: led by steamers from Vesteralen, fishermen from the north covered great distances in search of 'the silver of the seas' off the coast of Western Norway. The root causes of this drift were dramatic regional changes in fishing resources along the Norwegian coast. Nordland's share of the value of total landings was greatly reduced. a decisive turning point was reached int he years 1896-7. From that time onward both the cod and herring fisheries of the county suffered serious reverses. In the same period the winter herring returned in abundance to the western coasts. The combined effect of these push and pull factors was to spur fishermen from Nordland to move south. Along with the impact of urbanization and dawning industrialization, this expansion into new fisheries largely explains why participation in the Lofoten fisheries went into sharp decline during this period. The combination of a resource crisis in Nordland and ample income opportunities in the south also triggered extensive permanent migration to Souther Norway. In 1920 one in 10 persons born in Nordland and living in Norway had settled int he souther part of the country, concentrated in the cities there. Apart from promoting migration from the county, both seasonal and permanent, the crisis provided motivation for the modernization of Nordland's fisheries. This included investments in steam vessels and more efficient fishing gear, the improvement of communications, including direct contacts with markets abroad, and the establishment of industrial plants. A major objective of these efforts was to free the county from its perpetual economic dependence on the cities of Southern Norway.