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Sustainability Latest News
Wednesday, November 04, 2009
N Atlantic Fish Shift with Changing Ocean Temperature US - About half of 36 fish stocks in the Northwest Atlantic Ocean, many of them commercially valuable species, have been shifting northward over the last four decades,...
Foodservice Achieves Second Sustainable Certificate US - Foodservice has been awarded its second sustainable seafood certification by Global Aquaculture Alliance (GAA).
Sustainability Awards for Comm. Borg, Minister Iyambo SWEDEN - Commissioner Borg has been nominated for the Swedish Seafood Award for his work on sustainable fisheries. Namibian Fisheries and Natural Resources Minister,...
Scottish Fisheries Minister Criticises CFP SCOTLAND, UK - The Fisheries Minister has issued a damning verdict on the EU's new Common Fisheries Policy (CFP).
Govt of Malta Urged to Support Tuna Fishing Ban MALTA - The government is being urged to back the recent international bluefin tuna fishing ban.
Monday, November 02, 2009
Egypt's Aquaculture Sector Forges Ahead EGYPT - The development of aquaculture – particularly tilapia farming – has put Egypt in number one position in Africa in this sector. Researchers and agencies are...
Friday, October 30, 2009
More from Sustainable Aquaculture Workshop UK - Material is now available from the recent Cefas/Defra workshop on sustainable aquaculture.
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Climate Change Will Impact Filippino Milkfish Farmers PHILIPPINES - Recent meetings addressed the impact of climate change on small-scale milkfish farmers.
Chinese Investment in South African Fish Hatchery SOUTH AFRICA - South Africa and China have come together in a joint project to build a hatchery in Free State province.
Disaster Looms for Solent Oyster Industry UK - The once-thriving oyster industry in the Solent - off the southern English coast - is about to collapse.
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
EU Starts Fight against Illegal Fishing EU - Last week, the Commission adopted a Regulation to fight illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing.
Salmon Escape from Argyll Farm SCOTLAND, UK - Up to 60,000 salmon have escaped from a fish farm in Argyll, raising fears about the spread of disease among wild fish.
Monday, October 26, 2009
Fish International 2010 to Focus on Sustainability GERMANY - Fish International 2010 will examine opportunities and outlook for aquaculture. The exhibition takes place in Bremen, Germany on 21 to 23 February 2010....
New Fisheries Body for Central Asia, the Caucasus ITALY - FAO's governing Council has unanimously approved the creation of a new regional fisheries management body for the Central Asia and Caucasus region.
Quota Cuts for Southern Bluefin 'Insufficient' GLOBAL - A 20 per cent cut in the Southern Bluefin Tuna take could still be too little, too late for the species which is on the brink of collapse, WWF and the wildlife...
Food Bank Benefits from Excess Salmon US - It's looking like a good year for Northwest salmon - at least, for hatchery fish.
Friday, October 23, 2009
Challenge to Removal of Salmon Protection Status US - A coalition of tribes, conservationists, and commercial fishing groups filed suit in San Francisco Superior Court to block a precedent-setting agency proposal...
First Nations Call for Say in Salmon Regulation CANADA - British Columbia's First Nations is calling for a say in the regulation of salmon farms in the province.
Fish Population in HDR Down INDIA - Fish populations in Hirakud Dam Reservoir (HDR) are falling and many species are becoming extinct.
Bid to Save Endangered Fish US - Workshops to gather information on how to save endangered local fish were held in Chico and Sacramento this week.
Concern over Low Water Oxygen Levels US - Concern is mounting over the historically low dissolved oxygen concentrations in Hood Canal, a fjord-like side basin of Puget Sound in Washington State, USA....
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Turning the Tide: The State of Seafood Report US - The world's demand for seafood could be damaging the oceans, according to a report by the Monterey Bay Aquarium in California.
UK a Step Closer to Sustainable Future UK - Agreement on a new fisheries control regulation in Luxembourg this week means that the UK fishing sector is a step closer to a sustainable future without adverse...
CMFRI Course in Fish Entrepreneurship INDIA - India's Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute recently organised a 10 day national training programme for middle level fisheries officers and fisheries...
Louisiana Shrimp Threatened by Exotic Species US - Wildlife experts in nLouisiana are concerned about the appearance of giant tiger prawns in Gulf of Mexico waters.

