Climate Change

 Salmon hatcheries deplete wild stocks

Introducing farmed salmon in the rivers doesn t help

Publication Date: 
30/07/2001
Down to Earth
Tags:
Food Supply, Rivers, Fish, Marine Fisheries, El Nino, Environmental Science, United States Of America (US), Colombia
Fisheries

 SAVING THE STURGEON

Leading caviar exporting nations agree to voluntarily restrict sturgeon fishing to pre empt a ban by CITES

Publication Date: 
30/07/2001
Down to Earth
Tags:
CITES, Caspian Sea, Fish, Fisheries, Wildlife Trade, Exports
India

 Fishy decision

More whale meat will be available in Japanese markets

Publication Date: 
14/07/2001
Down to Earth
Tags:
Whales, Fish, Fisherfolk, Research, Japan
Sanitation

 Tasting difference

Fish speciate to have food to their taste

Publication Date: 
14/07/2001
Down to Earth
Tags:
Fish, Life Science, Research, Africa
Fisheries

 A fishy story

Sixty per cent of the world's important fish stocks are in urgent need of management to rehabilitate them or keep them from being overfished. While the idea of sustainable fishing remains mired in

Publication Date: 
Saturday, July 14, 2001
Down to Earth
Tags:
Fish, Fisheries, Marine Fisheries, Trade, Global
Air Pollution

 congo

The government

Publication Date: 
14/06/2001
A Asha
Down to Earth
Tags:
Congo, Fish, Endangered Species
Sanitation

 Handy test to detect mercury

A new kit to detect contamination in fish

Publication Date: 
30/05/2001
Down to Earth
Tags:
Fish, Health Effects, Mercury, Environmental Science, Research, United States Of America (US)
Environment

 Senegal

Senegal recently extended a fishing rights deal with the European Union (eu) by three months to allow more time for talks on a new arrangement, which environmentalists fear may endanger fish stocks.

Publication Date: 
30/05/2001
Down to Earth
Tags:
Fish, Senegal, European Union (EU)
Natural Disasters

 Saving the sturgeon

the sturgeon population is fast declining due to poaching, illegal trade, habitat loss, dam constructions, pollution, damaging aquaculture practices, lack of regional cooperation in conservation

Publication Date: 
14/04/2001
Down to Earth
Tags:
Marine Life, Fish, Dams, Aquaculture, Migratory Species, Wildlife Trade, Poaching, Global
India

 SAVING THE RIVER

The federal district court in Portland, Oregon, has ruled that the US government's operation of four dams on the lower Snake River violates the Clean Water Act. The court ordered the US Army Corps of

Publication Date: 
30/03/2001
Down to Earth
Tags:
Fish, Water Quality, Dams, Riverine Ecology, Endangered Species, Legislation, United States Of America (US)

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