Teach a woman to farm fish – reverse negative malnutrition trends
Stockholm, Sweden.- Current global hunger statistics are alarming: After a steady decline over the previous decade, the hunger is on the rise for the third ...
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Stockholm, Sweden.- Current global hunger statistics are alarming: After a steady decline over the previous decade, the hunger is on the rise for the third ...
Read moreOttawa, Canada.- Global demand for fish and seafood as a high-protein food source has increased significantly in the last decades. This demand is projected to ...
Read moreNew Zealand.- Sea lettuce (green seaweed) – it’s unsightly, smelly and the scourge of Tauranga Harbour during summer. While it’s deemed a pest, it may ...
Read moreChattannoga, USA.- The Tennessee Aquarium Conservation Institute has launched a new online database of scientific records and photos of more than 400 native fishes. This ...
Read moreJapan.- Biologists in Japan have identified four distinct zones in the otolith, a calcium carbonate structure in the inner ear, which can be used to ...
Read moreBy Georgina Brennan, Dong Xu and Naihao YeAustralia.- Evidence is rapidly accumulating that ocean acidification and elevated temperatures will have catastrophic consequences for marine organisms ...
Read moreAustralia.- Marine aquaculture can be criticised for the negative effect it can have on the environment. But is it really that bad? Does aquaculture also ...
Read moreNorway.- Simplified, fish farmers want to get the most out of their inputs – the fish and feed. However, fish farming is influenced by environmental ...
Read moreGermany.- On 3 December 2018, the laboratory of Professor Axel Meyer, University of Konstanz published new findings of an experimental evolutionary project that ran for ...
Read moreFor every aspiring aquapreneur, the one question that is always hounding him is, “What next?” In India and throughout the world, the ecosystem of emerging ...
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