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Fishermen organisations reject recent amendment to CRZ 2011 notification

NPSSFW, fishermen orgs reject CRZ Amendment Notification, issued by Union Ministry of Environment, as it flouts democratic norms & legal proprieties. Amendment No. S.O. 2903 (E) issued 4 yrs & 6 mths after CRZ Notification, 2019. Amendment provides for splitting clearance among two or more legal persons, which will provide…

The Hindu

A different kettle of fish: Kashmir wants Europe to taste its trout

Cold-water trout is the most popular fish on Jammu and Kashmir’s platter .The past decade has witnessed a sea change in trout farming since the J&K government decided to allow the entry of private players

The Hindu

Three-day Seafood Festival to be organised in Vijayawada from July 28

2K Run organised in Vijayawada to promote Seafood Festival; Collector S. Dilli Rao flagged off rally; Bhoomi Organics MD M. Raghuram said festival to promote 'Fish Andhra - Fit Andhra'; Prawn Farmers Federation of India president P. Lakshman Raju, Fisheries officials participated.

The Hindu

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Chicago outdoors: Fly-dumping fines, velvet buck, William Carlos Williams, L. Mich. fish species

An increase on fly-dumping fines in Cook County, a velvet buck in northwest Indiana, a question on fish species on the lakefront and some fine lines from William Carlos Williams are among the notes from around Chicago outdoors and beyond.

Chicago Sun-Times

China is sending zebrafish to the Tiangong space station

China is planning to send zebrafish to its space station in the future as part of experiments that aid research into mitigating bone loss in astronauts.

Space

Food safety policy neglects informal markets in developing countries - 3 ways this can change

The food industry in many low- and middle-income countries is dominated by the informal sector. Numerous micro and small businesses, which are not legally registered and mostly compete on the basis of price, handle much of the food that people eat. This includes meat, fish and fresh fruit and vegetables.…

The Conversation

Scientists battle to save Guam kingfisher after snakes introduced

A species almost wiped out by tree snakes is being returned to the wild and, eventually, to its Pacific island home

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Catch of massive tarpon off Florida sparks controversy

The recent catch of a giant tarpon off Pensacola Beach, Fla., has sparked criticism regarding the manner by which the fish was handled.

USA Today Sports Media Group

‘We are at 50% of the quota we had’: boss of UK’s last long-range trawler rues ‘squandered’ Brexit hopes

The Kirkella used to bring in 10% of the cod and haddock sold in chip shops. But the post-EU settlement means its quotas have been slashed. Can it survive?

The Guardian - UK

Fishing boat, 50 workers rescued from sea

A fishing boat with 50 workers, which was stuck in the sea after the engine of the boat developed trouble, was rescued on Saturday.

The Hindu

Tracking Ed Shirley Sports through its decades of change

Bob Shirley, from a teenager to being a retired, remembers the decades of changes that went into making Ed Shirley Sports the force in suburban outdoors goods, particularly fishing.

Chicago Sun-Times

Three barbecue recipes to try that aren’t burgers

There’s no reason you can’t be adventurous when cooking al fresco, says Farang chef Sebby Holmes. Spice up your grill this summer with these suggestions

The Independent UK

Rare piranha-like fish with 'human teeth' caught by young angler in Oklahoma

The invasive fish, known as a pacu, originates from South America and has evolved human-like gnashers to accommodate its varied diet.

LiveScience

Early sittings are best – and always try the wine: the truth (and myths) about restaurant dining

Should you avoid fish on a Monday? Do the staff keep the service charge? And are places with long menus always terrible? Chefs and restaurateurs separate fact from fiction

The Guardian - UK

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Weekly news quiz: From competing AIs to ready-to-strike unions, who's NOT in a fight?

Who doesn't love a feud? Test your knowledge of this week's conflicts, plus meet a fish you DON'T want to encounter in a dark alley.

The Guardian - UK

Have we reached peak fish?

Humans are eating more seafood than ever, and we are removing fish from the ocean at a far greater rate than they can replenish. What can be done?

Tribune News Service

Jerry Dipoto: Mariners not likely to seek ‘big fish’ at trade deadline

With his club continuing to perform at “very average” levels, Mariners president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto said Thursday morning that he’s open to selling off roster parts before the Aug. 1 MLB trade deadline.

Salon

Just how dangerous are invasive species?

"Eating them . . . is one of the least wasteful ways to [reduce invasive species populations]"

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Jonah Hill is giving therapy a bad name

Is golf culture to blame? | Fish and chips in The Road to Wigan Pier | Derek Malcom’s Magnum Fart | Coutts question

Cinemablend

Amy King Talks Wearing Pants And Being A ‘Fish Out Of Water’ In The Duggar Clan

Amy Duggar King spoke out about 19 Kids and Counting, Shiny Happy People and how her choice to wear pants was different.

The Texas Tribune

First offshore wind leases off the Texas coast offered for bidding

Some oil companies have expressed interest in bidding to build wind turbines off the Texas coast, which could help reduce emissions that cause climate change but still come at an environmental cost.

Evening Standard

Steps’ Claire Richards details shocking 900-calorie a day diet after being body-shamed before joining pop band

The pop star revealed how she was encouraged to eat a restrictive diet of fish fingers and peas when starting out in the industry

Boston Herald

Another report of a shark in Cape Cod Bay leaping out of the water to grab striper on fishing line: ‘It was just incredible’

Trying to catch striped bass in Cape Cod Bay these days? You might be competing with an incredibly powerful apex predator.

Los Angeles Times

California's wily, surfboard-stealing sea otter evades capture again

Nobody in this quintessential beach town can say exactly why a sea otter began harassing surfers and stealing their boards a month ago, but officials can tell you that California's most-wanted sea mammal is definitely refusing to surrender quietly.

The Guardian - US

Catch her if you can: viral surfboard-swiping otter is on the loose, and fans love it

The state’s wildlife department is concerned the friendly fur-covered swimmer has become too acclimated to humans

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