Fish

Order of the Gauhati High Court regarding the use of formaldehyd for keeping fish in marketable condition for long duration, Assam, 19/04/2024

Order of the Gauhati High Court in the matter of Hasibur Rahman Vs State of Assam & Others dated 19/04/2024. The state of Assam vide Notification, January 20, 2024 has published a Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) for restricting import/stock/sale of fish imported from other than self sufficient states by road/river …

Identification sheets for wildlife species traded in Southeast Asia

A set of easy-to-use species identification guides designed to help Southeast Asian CITES Management Authorities, Police, Customs and other enforcement officers as they inspect shipments of wildlife and derivative products.

Minister orders removal of 5 factories

The Irrigation and Water Resource Management Ministry has ordered the removal of six factories along the banks of the Dandugam Oya in Ja-Ela. The factories release their waste to Dandugam Oya, Minister Nimal Siripala de Silva, who visited Ja-Ela on an inspection tour was told by the water resources authorities. …

Oceans' fish stocks could vanish by 2050

Ed Pilkington More than 20 million people employed in the fishing industry may need to be retrained for other work over the next 40 years if the final collapse of fish stocks in the world's oceans is to be avoided, the U.N. warned on Monday. The U.N.'s environment branch, UNEP, …

Govt promotes fresh fish consumption

Gandhinagar: Keeping in view a sharp spurt in the demand for quality fish, the state government has launched a major initiative to market fresh catch in Gujarat

Fishing for trouble

Rampant industrialisation will not go down well with the fish-lovers of West Bengal if People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) reports are to be believed. Fish is served at every Bengali festival and the way it is consumed by the community across the world leaves no doubt that …

Silent streams

Freshwater animals are vanishing faster than those on land or at sea. But captive-breeding programs hold out hope.

The Trouble with Fish Oil

The appetite for omega-3 fatty acids

Nemo’s find

The classic example of ecology shaping evolution is of the peppered moth. During the Industrial Revolution in 18th century England white peppered moths were only too visible to their predators on soot-covered trees. The moths were almost on their way to extinction when natural selection found its voice. Curtains dropped …

Measured efforts

The greenback cuthroat trout once swam in large numbers through the South Platte and Arkansas Rivers in the US. Diversion of water for irrigation and introduction of non-native trout species such as rainbow and brown trout into the main rivers and brook trout into the small streams led to its …

Conserve existing species of fish

Foundation Day and college day celebration of College of Fisheries Mangalore was held on Monday. Delivering the presidential address, College of Fisheries Director Dr Y Basavaraju said that College of Fisheries is handling projects worth Rs 15 crore at present. Development of e-courses for Bachelors of Fisheries Sciences started in …

Fishes found dead along Cuddalore coastline

A.V.Ragunathan Sad sight: Dead fishes, swollen and deformed with rashes all over body, were washed ashore in Cuddalore on Tuesday. CUDDALORE: The six-km coastal stretch from Chithiraipettai to Rasapettai, near here, was found littered with dead fishes on Monday evening. Strong odour from the putrefying fishes prompted the Village Administrative …

Miss Kerala gets a protective shield

Dennis Marcus Mathew ALAPPUZHA: Hope is finally burning bright for

Blood mercury concentrations in CHARGE study children ?with and without autism

Mercury has been investigated as a possible cause of autism, but its association with autism remains uncertain. Hertz-Picciotto et al. examined blood Hg levels and sources of Hg exposure among participants in the Childhood Autism Risk from Genetics and the Environment (CHARGE) Study, including 2- to 5-year-old children classified as …

Assessment of animal welfare and environmental impact of Indian fisheries and aquaculture

Fish accumulates high levels of toxic chemicals in their flesh and fat that are known to cause cancer and brain degeneration. Fish consumption is the sole source of human exposure to mercury that is known to cause severe health problems, including brain damage, memory loss and personality change.

Assessment of comparative advantage in aquaculture: framework and application on selected species in developing countries

International trade in fishery products has increased, together with the absolute and relative importance of aquaculture, as a source of fish production. Shrimp and salmon are two examples of species grown in developing countries that are traded internationally. How successful a country is in competing against other producers depends in …

The health risk of formaldehyde to human beings

Formaldehyde was classified as a potential human carcinogen, identified by the US Environmental Protection Agency and International Agency for Research on Cancer as a Class 2A carcinogen. It also can cause irritation to human. However, formaldehyde present in biological fluids or tissues and environment as a result of natural processes …

Pharmaceutical industry effluent diluted 1:500 affects global gene expression, cytochrome P450 1A activity, and plasma phosphate in fish

Patancheru, near Hyderabad, India, is a major production site for the global bulk drug market. Approximately 90 manufacturers send their wastewater to a common treatment plant in Patancheru. Extraordinary high levels of a wide range of pharmaceuticals have recently been demonstrated in the treated effluent. As little as 0.2% of …

Effluent from bulk drug production is toxic to aquatic vertebrates

Very high levels of a range of pharmaceuticals have been reported recently in the effluent from a wastewater treatment plant near Hyderabad, India. The plant serves approximately 90 manufacturers of bulk drugs that primarily are exported to the world market. Fluoroquinolone antibiotics were found at levels that are highly toxic …

Sri Lanka's fisheries industry is booming

The Fisheries Ministry is planning to increase fish production by introducing new technology and gear required to fish in deep seas, said the Fisheries Minister Felix Perera addressing a press conference at the Media Ministry of today. He further said that all fisheries harbours will be upgraded with adequate storage …

Fish kill in Jakkur lake

Fisheries department claims that time frame was not indicated More than a lakh dead fish have surfaced in the Jakkur lake in the City over the past two days, thanks to cleaning operation launched by Bangalore Development Authority (BDA). The numbers in the

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