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Dam fine work: record number of barrier removals helps restore rivers across Europe

More than 300 barriers were taken down last year, boosting the health of waterways and the wildlife they support, say experts

The Guardian - UK

Animal rights group puts up poster outside chippy comparing fish to dead cat

"Fish are animals with feelings who can experience pain just as much as our animal companions can"

Wales Online

Panel: Climate change, not wind prep, is threat to whales

A panel of Democratic elected officials and environmental groups says climate change, spurred by the burning of fossil fuels, is the greatest danger to the world's oceans and marine life

The Independent UK

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375 Million Years Ago, This Evolutionary Trick Helped the First Animals Live on Land

The mudskipper, which thrives on both land and sea, likely learned to blink similarly to the first animals that came on land 375 million years ago.

Inverse

Blinking fish provides insights into how life first evolved on land

Mudskippers are thought to be the only fish that can blink.

The Independent UK

Going Down Under: In friendly Brisbane, discover something you've never tried before

Of all the gin joints in all the towns in all the world, I walked into Brisbane Distillery Co., Australia’s only registered gin school. It was there I selected, measured and mixed a carousel of floral botanicals including elderflower, lavender and violet leaf to distill a spirited concoction I christened…

Tribune News Service

MAFS’ Cam Has A New Girlfriend So I Guess There Really Are Plenty Of Fish In The Sea

“It's just good, it's good to have someone who you enjoy being around with.”

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Fishing Boats Can’t Stop Running Over Undersea Internet Cables

Trawlers regularly cause expensive damage to the cables, but fishers say they’re the ones suffering.

Businessweek

Artificial reefs boost restoration efforts

CHON BURI: Koh Samae San of the Royal Navy in Sattahip district marked the success of efforts to protect the marine ecological system by releasing artificial reefs to enlarge the fish habitat around the area.

Bangkok Post

Absolutely Dyer: Danny and Dani Do Italy review – apparently the country’s full of ‘mad little gaffs’

The father-daughter duo aren’t sure why they’ve been asked to present a travel show, but proceed to attack it with gusto – volcanoes, catacombs, fish semen and all

The Guardian - UK

7 foods you should never cook on a grill

Before you get ready for those backyard barbecues, here are some surprising foods that you should never cook on a grill.

Tom’s Guide

The café where you can have fish and chips at 8am - and then have a Full English for your tea

“People say it’s a greasy spoon but it’s more of a classy place than that"

Manchester Evening News

"Soylent Green" predicted our eco future

As the sci-fi classic turns 50, scientists warn that climate change and other man-made problems may render it true

Salon

The award-winning chippy where people queue out the door to get their weekly fix

It is currently ranked as Wales's number one takeaway of the year

Wales Online

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Chicago Sun-Times

Chicago outdoors: North Side wood ducks, Bassmaster all-staters, Illinois’ invasive fish

Observing wood duck matting and nesting behavior on Chicago’s North Side, three Chicago-area Bassmaster all-staters and a question on handling invasive fish in Illinois are among the notes from around Chicago outdoors and beyond.

AAP

Water testing ongoing after mass NSW fish kills

The NSW environment authority will take proactive action after a mass fish kill left a community in the state's far west concerned about their drinking water.

The Guardian - AU

I tried cold-water immersion – and was vigorously courted by a catfish

I felt his body glide against my back. Why does this whiskery creature want to get so close?

Newcastle Herald

'Frustrated': EPA chief wants answers on lake fish kill

EPA officials secured several items of equipment from Vales Point Power Station as part of the Mannering Park fish kill investigation.

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The Guardian - UK

Pink door decision is as mad as George III

Brief letters: City of Edinburgh council | What a de-corker! | Inland fish restaurants | Mary’ Quant’s makeup that lasts

The Conversation

Snailfish: the 'impossible' fish that broke two deep sea records shows the importance of ocean exploration

When thinking of animals that live in the most extreme environments on Earth most of us probably don’t think of the snailfish. Its name may not hint at extraordinary physical capabilities but the snailfish has broken the record for living at the deepest ocean depths known to humanity.

Daily Mirror

Mum cracks code with fussy eater kids thanks to unusual hack for her two-year-old

A mum has cured stress and fussy eating around mealtimes after implementing an unusual life hack with her daughter from just six months old - and she's never looked back

The Guardian - UK

Mackerel is no longer a sustainable fish. Should you stop eating it?

This seemingly abundant species was often touted as a responsible choice, but years of overfishing have led its sustainability rating to be downgraded

Wales Online

'I feed my two-year-old seafood so she's not fussy – she loves smoked salmon, mussels and haggis'

Little Hallie also loves eating prawns, gherkins and olives

Daily Record

Scots parents feed daughter 'unusual diet' including mussels and haggis to 'avoid fussiness'

Hallie, 2, loves prawns, smoked salmon, gherkins, olives and haggis - and has even tried mussels and fish sticks.

The Conversation

Shakespeare's environmentalism: how his plays explore the same ecological issues we face today

Climate change, urban sprawl, air pollution, deforestation, depleted fish stocks, biodiversity and species loss: these are not exclusively modern problems that only sprang up in the last few hundred years. In fact, the common but misleading phrase “industrial revolution” masks the long history of resource extraction and ecological degradation in…

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