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Declining oxygen levels in the ocean push fish into shallow water
Declining oxygen concentrations in the oceans are causing dozens of fish species to migrate into shallow waters. In a new article published in the ... -
Newly formed Fisheries Commission Council tasked with ending illegal fishing
Ms Mavis Hawa Koomson, Minister of Fisheries and Aquaculture Development, tasked the newly formed Board of Directors of the Fisheries Commission to find a ... -
France urges Brussels to step up pressure on UK over fishing rights
Newsletter: Europe Express Your essential guide to what matters in Europe today. Delivered every day of the week. France urged Brussels to step up ... -
DMR briefs legislature on impact of new NOAA lobster rules and appeal options
On September 14, the Maine Legislature’s Marine Resources Committee met and discussed the impact of new rules recently released by the National Oceanic and ... -
Proposed clean energy center in South Amboy would streamline offshore wind power and power 1.4 million homes
Rise Light & Power announced on Friday that it plans to build the Outerbridge Renewable Connector – an innovative renewable energy hub that will ... -
Increasing Aquatic Food Production is a Win-Win Solution for People and the Planet | New
September 17, 2021 – Nutrition researchers have long touted the health benefits of fish like salmon, cod and herring. But the world’s waterways, from ... -
Boojum boss criticizes supermarket giant for ‘similar’ Mexican private label range
Imitation is perhaps the most sincere form of flattery, but for the owner of Belfast’s most beloved burrito bar, it’s downright frustrating. Boojum chief ... -
Indonesia warns against arms race | Magnet
Indonesia expresses concern over an arms race in the region after Australia announced plans to acquire nuclear-powered submarines as part of a new Indo-Pacific ... -
Underwater mines: civil society sounds the alarm on the threat to biodiversity
Sometimes referred to as “21st century petroleum,” metals such as nickel, cobalt, and manganese are used to make the batteries that power electric cars ... -
State to File Fisheries Management Lawsuit in North Carolina Court of Appeals | New
RALEIGH – State officials are being called upon to appeal the latest petition in a lawsuit filed for alleged mismanagement of North Carolina’s fishery ...
