According to report

Fishy business: Millions of people missing out on their fair share of aquatic foods

Nearly 800 million people across the world depend on marine and freshwater foods

Loss, decay and bleaching: Why sponges may be the ‘canary in the coal mine’ for impacts of marine heatwaves

Marine sponges were earlier thought to be more resilient to ocean warming

Why fish go crazy

Ocean acidification hampers brain chemistry

Conservation hits Orissa fishers

What is good for Olive Ridley turtles is bad for fishers

Bad fish

Ridleys in danger

Their young ones may not find food near shore

Illegal fishing continues to claim Olive ridleys

Carbon footprint of marine fisheries lower than global average. Efforts on to green sector: CMFRI

Active fishing consumes more than 90% of the fuel used in the sector

Want to eat fish tomorrow? Halt climate change, overfishing today

Stocks could drop by a third if no action taken 

News - In Short

The harbour divide

New fish landing centre in Puducherry raises concerns of coastal erosion, farming loss

Uncertainty of conservation science

Species that need protection are rare, shy and difficult to spot

India needs a national action plan soon to conserve sharks: scientists

The country has been witnessing a steady decline in shark catch since 1998

Nuclear plant triggers reaction

Konkan villagers protest land acquisition for 9,900 MW power plant

Count fish before catch

Identify the weakest link in ecosystem-based management

Marine litter menace: Short-term solutions not enough; need robust policy

Effective enforcement of rules and penalty against defaulters is required 

World Bank hears Mundra fishers

Complainants say coal power plant in Gujarat will harm environment and affect catch

Absence of top predators disturbs ocean ecosystems

Sir Creek draws India, Pakistan together

Don't eat tuna

An ocean of wealth

The first census of marine species

Twist in turtle’s tale

Falling catch fuels turtle-fisher conflict in Lakshadweep atolls

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Brown oil and silvery sheen

DAHR JAMAIL visited Louisiana fisheries on harvest day but found the catch sordid