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The Latest Breaking News from Fish

What to know about eating oysters safely after two reported deaths from shellfish

Oysters that contain Vibrio do not ‘look, smell, or even taste different from any other oyster,’ CDC states

The Independent UK

New Grimsby seafood plant secured at Covid outbreak 'taking longer to stabilise'

Icelandic Seafood International swooped for former Five Star Fish site days before lockdown hit

Birmingham Post

‘Lost generation’: small businesses folding across UK as energy bills land

Jobs disappear and high streets decimated as growing number of traders are forced to shut due to higher costs

The Guardian - UK

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Wind farm industry expansion plotted for Port of Grimsby East

West Quay identified as next are to be invested in by GFDE after deal struck with ABP

Birmingham Post

Project to set up fish marketing outlets

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The Hindu

The wacky ESPN ‘MNF’ graphics are already in midseason form with Pete Carroll getting pelted by fish

Another amazing MNF animation.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Fish genomes, Ecuador to DePaul University, via a collaboration of a biologist & computer scientist

DePaul professors Windsor Aguirre and Thiru Ramaraj are collaborating on fish genomes.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Rare golden algae may have caused fish deaths in Oder River, says minister

Polish minister Anna Moskwa says experts have found algal bloom in water samples, after mass die-off puzzled scientists

The Guardian - UK

Cooking is political, says Colombia’s Leonor Espinosa, the world’s best female chef

Chef Leo believes in highlighting ingredients such as Santander ants, mojojoy Amazonian larvae and pirarucú river fish that make the invisible visible

The Hindu

Quiz | Easy like Sunday morning: on marine organisms

Marine organisms do not care about international boundaries; they move where they will: oceanographer Paul Snelgrove

The Hindu

Fisherman’s Friends: One and All movie review - it’s codswallop, but it doesn’t stink

The Fishermen have new obstacles to overcome (most of them contrived) in this sequel

Evening Standard

VIDEO: This Week's Top Stories August 19

This week: TikTok fishing arrest, Bangkok rains, Southern violence and weed illegality

Bangkok Post

Leeds boss 'massively sad' as he faces 'mass exodus' due to electric bills

More and more aquatic shops are "going bust" says Andy Jackson

Leeds Live

Leeds Council workers hit out as hourly rate 'doesn't even cover the costs of a fish and chip supper'

Council workers have spoken out to Leeds Live, demanding higher pay

Leeds Live

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ABC News

How Luke Buchholz changed careers from an electrician to an award-winning commercial fisherman

When Luke Buchholz decided to hang up the tools and leave his job as an electrician, he never thought it would lead to a career as an award-winning fisherman, supplying high-end restaurants across Australia.

Wales Online

'Biodegradable is expensive' Takeaways fear another higher cost amid plans to ban single-use plastics

Hospitality businesses told WalesOnline they are adopting biodegradable packaging and cutlery, but the costs are another burden

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

A hydropower plant could change St. Louis energy. It could also kill a giant river fish

WEST ALTON, Missouri — On the rocky banks of the Mississippi River two dozen miles north of St. Louis, there's a clash brewing between clean energy and wildlife conservation, with both sides aiming to repair damage wrought by humans.

Bangkok Post

China testing live fish for Covid

Even the fish in the sea are getting caught up in China’s attempts to stop the spread of Covid-19.

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Catches halved and seasonal closures planned for popular West Australian fishery

Sustainability fears lead to a proposal to halve the catches in a popular West Australian fishery, but the recreational sector is not happy with the changes.

The Guardian - AU

City in China orders fish swabbed for Covid

Coastal city of Xiamen tells workers on fishing boats, as well as their catch, to undergo testing as part of import controls

The Independent UK

Frozen fish is the saviour of quick, cheap weeknight dinners

A generous bath of flavourful olive oil turns a frozen cod fillet into a silky, delicate delight, writes Ann Maloney

Tribune News Service

21,000 fish died in catastrophic UC Davis lab mishap. Some were endangered species

Researchers discovered Aug. 9 that 21,000 fish had died in their enclosures at UC Davis’ Center For Aquatic Biology and Aquaculture — a mass die-off that appears to have been caused by chlorine exposure. About 100 fish — mostly tilapia — survived.

Salon

4 tips for buying wild salmon

What experts say to look for when buying wild salmon

Daily Mirror

Beachgoers warned as huge jellyfish 'with nasty sting' washes up on British beach

Lion's Mane jellyfish may not be poisonous but they have a very nasty sting with dog warners urged to ensure their pets steer clear if one washes like they have been on Seaton Carew, Teesside

Chicago Sun-Times

Wolf Lake buffalo, lakefront sturgeon, Chicago’s white squirrels, lack of steel shot & Stray Cast

Some history to buffalo in Wolf Lake combined with some family history in today’s column; plus notes on a lakefront sturgeon, Chicago’s white squirrels and the lack of non-lead (steel) shot for dove hunting, and the Stray Cast.

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