Fisheries & Oceans
Red tide alert up in Carigara Bay
TACLOBAN CITY, Philippines - The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) has confirmed the presence of red tide toxins in Carigara Bay in Leyte province.
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Deep sea fishing licences frozen
KUALA TERENGGANU, Thursday 2 September 2010 (Bernama) -- The Terengganu Fisheries Department has stopped accepting applications for deep sea fishing licences starting yesterday.
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Shakeup in fishing rules likely on the way
The NOAA National Marine Fisheries Service and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission are working on making changes to current fishing regulations — some for the good and some for the bad.
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Davison Makanga Interviews Mari-Lise Du Preez, Forests, Fisheries And Governance Expert
Fisheries contribute at least $10 billion dollars to African economies every year. In countries such as Angola, Egypt and Namibia, fisheries are vital economic drivers.
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Seafood Stewardship Questionable: UBC-Scripps Experts
The world's most established fisheries certifier is failing on its promises as rapidly as it gains prominence, according the world's leading fisheries experts from the University of British Columbia (UBC), Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California at San Diego and elsewhere.Established in 1997 by the World Wildlife Fund and Unilever, one of the world's largest fish ...
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Fisheries: Remove boats from the water
The N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries is asking fishermen to prepare their boats and fishing gear for Hurricane Earl. The National Weather Service has issued a hurricane watch for Washington, Tyrell, Dare, Beaufort, Hyde, Craven, Pamlico, Carteret...
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Turtle panel offers hope on consensus
Tideland News Writer Three widely divergent members of a new N.C. Marine Fisheries Commission sea turtle advisory committee this week expressed strong hope – even optimism – that a consensus can eventually be reached to better protect turtles and allow the commercial fishing industry to thrive.
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Jacksonville Journal: Oil spill's impacts topic of forum
The short- and long-term effects of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill on Jacksonville, the Gulf of Mexico and the world's oceans are the topic of a free presentation at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 8, at Florida State College at Jacksonville North Campus' Building E at 4501 Capper Road. Quinton White, executive director of marine science research at Jacksonville University and a member of the Oil ...
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Study: Marine life at risk in CO2 rise
PLYMOUTH, England, Aug. 31 (UPI) -- A "natural laboratory" in the Mediterranean revealing effects of carbon dioxide levels in oceans paints a bleak picture for future marine life, researchers say. England - Marine biology - Carbon dioxide - Mediterranean Sea - Environment
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What a shemozzle
The Yiddish word shemozzle — meaning a confused situation, a mess — often applies to the federal Department of Fisheries and Oceans.
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Are the Oceans Getting Saltier?
Measuring ocean salinity is a bout a lot more than salt; changes in salinity can help us understand how Earth's climate is changing.
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New Findings on Carbon Dioxide Release from World's Oceans
Carbon Dioxide (CO2), a greenhouse gas, is intricately linked to global warming. The largest store of CO2 is the world's oceans. How the oceans sequester or release CO2 to or from the atmosphere is important to understand as mankind alters Earth's climate with the burning of fossil fuels. A new report from researchers at the University of California, Davis offers clues on how that mechanism ...
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More refineries not the solution
Re: "Build Oil Refineries to Save Oceans," letter -- Aug. 26. I agree with the concerns raised by the letter's author that we, as a society, must do a better job of protecting our oceans.[...]
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Fishermen want total enforcement of fisheries regulation
Tema, Aug 31, GNA - Members of the Ghana Inshore Fisheries Association (GIFA) have reiterated their call on the Ministry of Agriculture to ensure the total enforcement of the fisheries regulation.
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Turtle panel offers hope on consensus
Tideland News Writer Three widely divergent members of a new N.C. Marine Fisheries Commission sea turtle advisory committee this week expressed strong hope – even optimism – that a consensus can eventually be reached to better protect turtles and allow the commercial fishing industry to thrive.
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Iceland Says It `Deserves' to Catch More Mackerel as U.K. Dispute Deepens
Iceland’s decision to let its fishermen catch 65 times more mackerel than before won’t push the island into a new cod war with the U.K. as it’s only taking what it “deserves,” Fisheries Minister Jon Bjarnason said.
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“Surprising” level of fisheries non-compliance
A large-scale check stop operation near Mesachie Lake, Sunday, August 22, resulted in the discovery of what Fisheries and Oceans Canada representative Larry Paike referred to as a surprising level of non-compliance.
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Scallop Season Opens
Fisheries and Aquaculture Minister Phil Heatley is calling on scallop fishers to follow the rules when the season opens in Auckland tomorrow.
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Lifting of ban on harbour praised
A DECISION by the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food to reopen Castlemaine Harbour in Co Kerry for sourcing mussel seed has been welcomed in the area.
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Ministry calls for submissions to protect dolphins
The Ministry of Fisheries is calling for submissions on how best to manage the impact of set net fishing on Maui's and Hector's dolphins.
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