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Better care for locals and the ocean to make Indonesia's blue economy more viable

The world depends on the ocean to meet increasing demands for food, income, energy and minerals and transportation. However, marine ecosystems face serious challenges from over-exploitation, extraction, pollution, loss of biodiversity and climate change.

The Conversation

‘We depend on our beautiful reefs’: Fukushima water release plan sparks concern across Pacific

Some fishers say they lack information and worry about Japan’s plan to discharge treated wastewater into the sea

The Guardian - AU

Dozens of huge jellyfish line Scots beach dubbed 'graveyard' for sea creatures

Residents have spotted a collection of jellyfish 'invading' the beach.

Daily Record

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Thames Water dumped ‘millions of litres’ of sewage in river killing more than 1,000 fish

Untreated sewage was pumped into River Mole near Crawley for six and a half hours, turning water black

The Independent UK

Edinburgh residents spot 'jellyfish invasion' as 'huge' creatures line the shore

Residents have spotted a collection of jellyfish 'invading' Portobello Beach, with one local describing the area as a 'jellyfish graveyard' after warnings from the Marine Conservation Society.

Edinburgh Live

Shaquille O'Neal shows off new £393k pond at his mansion with giant fish named after himself

Shaquille O'Neal has impressive residences in Dallas and Miami and the 51-year-old former NBA star has had a stunning water feature added to one of them - costing him a whopping £393,000

Daily Mirror

Rearguard action by hunters and fishers ‘rescues’ bill

Firing off thousands of emails to the parliamentary committee considering a replacement for the RMA has safeguarded the pursuits of many Kiwis in the great outdoors.

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Cicero flash flood provides a fishing opportunity

Anna Simpson, 80, took advantage of the flash flood Sunday to fish from her front porch in Cicero.

Chicago Sun-Times

Hottest June on record killed 'unprecedented' numbers of fish in rivers

The Met Office said last month's sustained heatwave had been made at least twice as likely due to climate change.

Daily Record

We were warned for years, now Manchester is seeing the devastating impacts of climate change first hand

“There are definitely some weird things happening to our climate and the weather"

Manchester Evening News

Optical Illusion: Only sharp eyed people can spot 2 birds in this aquatic illustration

Finding two birds in this image is a challenge presented by this perplexing optical illusion. Your visual IQ level will be revealed in less than 5 seconds thanks to this dolphin and fish optical illusion! In the image below, two birds are concealed, and only 1% of persons with super…

The Times of India

June was UK’s hottest on record, says Met Office

Average temperature of 15.8C almost a full degree higher than previous highs for the month

The Guardian - UK

Worries UK could see more fish deaths than ever before as Met Office confirms hottest June on record

'If July is like June, if August is like June, then we will get far more fish kills than we've ever seen'

Wales Online

Germany alleges Poland hasn't stopped pollution that led to fish die-off in Oder River

Germany’s government has accused Poland of failing to stop the dumping of pollutants that contributed to the deaths of hundreds of tons of fish in the Oder River

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Evening Standard

UK had hottest June since records began, says Met Office

Average temperature for June hit 15.8C, 0.9C hotter than the joint previous record of 14.9C in 1940 and 1976

The Independent UK

Fish death fears after Met Office confirms last month was hottest June on record

The average temperature for June this year hit 15.8C, 0.9C hotter than the joint previous record in 1940 and 1976.

Leeds Live

Leeds fire update as police make arson arrest after blaze rips through empty building

The man has been arrested on suspicion of arson and Vicar Lane, Fish Street and Kirkgate have been closed by police

Wales Online

People in UK now prefer fried chicken over fish and chips

Many say they would have fried chicken for Valentine's Day, at a funeral or as a 'last meal'

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The Guardian - UK

The pet I’ll never forget: Bruno was a gorgeous fish. He comforted me through a painful breakup

I fed him when I was struggling to look after myself – and he watched as I became a much happier, more liberated person

Evening Standard

UK’s hottest June on record caused ‘unprecedented’ deaths of fish in rivers

In one incident, hundreds of dead fish were found floating on the surface of the River Cam near Ditton Meadows in Cambridge

USA Today Sports Media Group

‘Dominant’ brown bears brawl for fishing rights at Brooks Falls

Brown bears Walker and Bear 856 were caught on video brawling for fishing rights near Brooks Falls in Alaska's Katmai National Park.

The Guardian - UK

Sparkling wines for summer food

Whether strawberries or fish and chips, summer flavours are better with bubbles

The Hindu

Assam school farms fish, fruits for midday meals

Teacher “gone fishing” may mean absenteeism in many schools across Assam’s rural landscape, but at the Simbargaon Higher Secondary School, it’s a reality. About 15 km north of Kokrajhar, the headquarters of the Bodoland Territorial Region, the school, founded in 1939, is a landmark in Simbargaon village

The Hindu

Work to construct 1,400 community ponds to recharge water table in Tirupattur begins

Work on to construct 1,400 community ponds to recharge water table in Tirupattur begins

The Guardian - US

‘I didn’t want to give up my culture’: vegan chefs reimagine Filipino dishes

Trying to veganize food from a meat-adoring country might seem antithetical, but with the Philippines being one of the most climate-vulnerable nations, it makes sense

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