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ONGC project: A.P. Chief Minister releases fourth tranche of compensation to fishermen of Kakinada and Konaseema districts

A.P. Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy releases fourth tranche of compensation to fishermen of Kakinada and Konaseema districts, who lost their livelihood because of the ONGC pipeline project. An amount of ₹161.86 crore has been deposited directly into the accounts of 23,458 fishermen families. The ONGC is footing the…

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29.83 lakh fish fingerlings, five lakh shrimp seed released into Godavari at Dowleswaram in Andhra Pradesh

MP Margani Bharat & East Godavari Collector K. Madhavilatha released 29.83 lakh fingerlings & 5 lakh shrimp seed into Godavari to boost livelihood of 5,000 families dependent on fishing. Mr. Bharat mooted need to encourage cage cultivation to increase fish production. #WorldFisheriesDay #Livelihood #Godavari

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I followed a Nigella recipe, and now have a cupboard full of unused ingredients. Help!

Random leftovers can often make themselves useful in all manner of batters, coatings and stuffings for fish or meat dishes, as well as sweet treats

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Lizards, fish and other species are evolving with climate change, but not fast enough

Climate change is threatening the survival of plants and animals around the globe as temperatures rise and habitats change.

The Conversation

ONGC pipeline | Andhra Pradesh CM Jagan Mohan Reddy releases compensation of ₹161.85 crore to fishermen

The State government has released ₹161.86 crore to the fishermen who lost their livelihood due to pipeline works of the Oil and Natural Gas Corporation in Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Konaseema and Kakinada Districts.

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My boat sank in the dead of night – and I had to save my seven-year-old son

Nine miles from shore, in shark-filled waters, Maike Hohnen clung to a bucket and struggled to keep his son afloat. The worst moment, he says, was when Julian began to lose consciousness

The Guardian - UK

Even after backfire, Gambusia fish remain popular to beat mosquitoes | Explained

In the last few months, various government and non-governmental organisations in Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, and Punjab have released mosquitofish into local water bodies to address a mosquito menace that locals have complained about. However, mosquitofish is a very invasive species that has already invaded ecosystems around India, including in the…

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New orphaned brown bear cubs at Brookfield Zoo first to arrive in more than two decades

The 10-month-old cubs were found in Anchorage, Alaska, by officials with the state’s Department of Fish and Game and brought to Chicago Nov. 4.

Chicago Sun-Times

Could the good news story about the ecological crisis be the collective grief we are feeling?

A summer of wildfires across Canada sat alongside news of global deforestation, rapid loss of Antarctic ice mass and Swiss glacial ice depletion. Then in mid-October, the United States Fish and Wildlife Service delisted 21 species from the Endangered Species Act due to extinction.

The Conversation

Defra’s failure to protect and restore water bodies ‘unlawful’, high court rules

Landmark finding in judicial review over management of Costa Beck river could force overhaul of government’s plans

The Guardian - UK

Developmental amnesia: the rare disorder that causes children to forget things they've just learned

Even though it came out more than 20 years ago, many people still remember Finding Nemo thanks to one of its beloved main characters: Dory. The blue fish is remembered not only for her happy-go-lucky personality but for the condition she has, which makes her forget things almost as soon…

The Conversation

Andhra Pradesh CM to lay foundation stone for Fish Landing Centre at Rayadaruvu on November 21

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy will lay the foundation stone for a Fish Landing Centre proposed at Rayadaruvu of Vakadu mandal in Tirupati district, on November 21 (Tuesday).

The Hindu

One lakh families pin hopes on Pulicat restoration plan for a new dawn

In Tirupati district, over one lakh families in two dozen villages, abutting Pulicat lake, have been deprived of livelihood due to drastic fall in water level. A study by NCCR found solution in opening the lake's mouth and constructing training jetties. Neglect has caused depletion in water level, increase in…

The Hindu

Myths about plastic pollution are leading to public confusion: here's why

Does the prediction that there could be “more plastic than fish in the ocean by 2050” concern you? How about reports that “we eat a credit card’s worth of plastic per week”? These are some of the “facts” about plastic that are cited by the media.

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On Halloween 1990, Billy Idol played the final show of his Charmed Life tour in Seattle. The night would feature Faith No More dancing naked, 600 dead fish, five miniature pigs, a goat, and a visit from the Seattle police department

Billy Idol's Charmed Life tour-closing show at Seattle Coliseum on October 31, 1990 was quite the party

The Independent UK

A curious South African sea snail is a prized dish in Asia. That has meant a trail of destruction

South African abalone, a curious fist-sized sea snail, is a highly prized morsel in East Asia and the unwitting instigator of 30 years of trouble for fishing communities along Africa’s southern coast

The Guardian - UK

Seems fishy: why can’t all galleries be more like the National Museum of Women in the Arts?

The Washington DC institution has just opened after a two-year renovation – and its collection means you’ll never look at an art museum in the same way again

Chicago Sun-Times

Calumet Fisheries reopens after passing health inspection

The 75-year-old seafood restaurant at 3259 E. 95th St. passed an inspection Friday after being closed since Oct. 31, Chicago Department of Public Health records show.

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Three drown in KRS backwaters

Tragedy in Mysuru: 3 drown in KRS backwaters. Harish, Jyothi & Nanjunda, part of 15-member group, were fished out by KRS police & Fire & Emergency Services. Bodies shifted to MMC&RI mortuary.

Dynamite News

22 Tamil Nadu fishermen released by Sri Lankan authority

As many as 22 fishermen from Rameswaram in Tamil Nadu, who were apprehended by the Sri Lankan Navy who had strayed into international waters, have been released and they arrived in Pampan through boats. Read further on Dynamite News:

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MDMK urges Union govt. to ‘deal toughly’ with Sri Lanka on fishermen issue

Arresting fishermen from Tamil Nadu appears to be a “routine” affair for the Sri Lankan Navy along the Palk Bay region and to put a permanent end to it, the Union government should deal toughly with the island nation and ensure the livelihood of fishers from the State was protected,…

The Independent UK

Do snitches net fishes? Scientists turn invasive carp into traitors to slow their Great Lakes push

State and federal wildlife agencies have developed a new weapon to slow down invasive carp across the Great Lakes region: traitor fish

The Guardian - UK

Colmans Seafood Temple, South Shields: ‘All the things you want’ – restaurant review

This northern temple to everything fishy hits all the right notes

The Hindu

Can sharks taste bitter substances?

Cartilaginous fish (sharks/rays) possess a single T2R gene, T2R1, which is the same as the one found in humans, allowing them to taste bitter substances. Screening of 94 human bitter substances revealed 11 that could activate the sharks' receptors. This suggests the original form of these bitter taste receptors was…

Chicago Sun-Times

Chicago outoors: Great egret detail, IL lake sturgeon, Bassmaster’s 1st “Million Dollar Man”

Paul Vriend photographing a great egret in flight, Illinois’ effort to reestablish lake sturgeon and Bassmaster’s 1st “Million Dollar Man,” Larrry Nixon retiring from competitive fishing are among the notes from around Chicago outdoors and beyond.

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