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Fisheries

Frozen fish imported from Japan are seen at a storage facility at Ladkrabang customs in Bangkok, Thailand.
Economics
Why the West should care about Thailand’s new fight against fishing slavery
Blue Marlin
Environment
Saving our fisheries and feeding a growing population are both possible
Havana Harbor has remained extremely polluted for decades as Cuba has lacked the money and technology to clean it up, but normalized relations relations with Washington could help change that.
Environment
Change in US-Cuba relations presents big risks — and rewards — for Cuba’s environment
Healthy corals use chemical signals, or smells, to attract fish. New research has found that corals also send out "distress" signals when they're in trouble.
Environment
Coral reefs can communicate with fish, and many of them are crying for help
Parrotfish
Global Scan
Saving this fish is crucial to the survival of the Caribbean coral reefs
Parrotfish
Global Scan
Saving this fish is crucial to the survival of the Caribbean coral reefs
Environment
For more accurate weather forecasts, follow the fish
Environment
Sea otter populations could be key to carbon sequestration
Otters As Climate Defenders
Environment
Scientist uncovers species of ocean plants that flee from predators
Environment
Scientist discover critical role sea otter play in climate change
Environment
As ocean gets more acidic, situation is exacerbated in Puget Sound
Environment
New research points to big changes, not necessarily disappearance, for coral reefs
Environment
Japanese fisherman embrace tsunami as a chance to reinvent their industry
Environment
VIDEO: Cryogenics may be the key to saving Australia’s Great Barrier Reef
Environment
European Union turning to science to help find, stop illegal fishing
Environment
Fish farming may be answer to depleted oceans
Arts, Culture & Media
IMAX film about marine migration: “Wild Coast”
Business, Economics and Jobs
Dial-a-fish for the best seafood choice
Conflict & Justice
US Navy Jettison Bombs Near the Great Barrier Reef
Otters and Climate Change
Winners and Losers: How Climate Change Affects Coral Reefs
Environment
Farms, Factories, and a Dangerous Nitrogen Overload
Global Politics
Slideshow: FishPopTrace Program Using DNA to Counter Overfishing
Heinz Awards Celebrate “Environmental Champions”
Ocean Extinction Trend
Charting the Health of Coral in the Persian Gulf
Environment
New Dangers for Clownfish
North Atlantic Cod Stocks
Global Warming: Coral Reefs at Risk
Estuaries Series Part 5: Jersey Shores Up
Estuary Series Part 4: Where the Tijuana River and the Pacific Ocean Meet
Estuaries 3: How Farming Impacts Salmon Territory
Gloucester at the Crossroads #4: Harbor Zoning Suspense
Chile Assists Sea Lions
Shrimp Ban
Pfiesteria: Cell from Hell
NEWFOUNDLAND COD
DISAPPEARING CORAL REEFS
BEACHES VS. REEFS
Sport Fishing in Flordia
Farming Fish for the Future
Fishing Communities
Reforming United States Fishing Laws
Farming Fish for the Future
New England’s Fisheries Crisis
Where Have All The Fishies Gone? Earth Summit Talks Bogged Down
Toxic Algae on the Rise
New England’s Troubled Fishery
Mexico Backs Off on Tuna
Science Note/Crustaceans in the Reef
The Need for Seaweed
Trawling for a Fishing Solution
One Fish, Two Fish, Farmed Fish, Barley Fish
Fishing for Facts on Fish Food
The Oyster is Their World
Coastal Carbon Sink
Perfect Storm for Fish Kill
Robofish
Dial-A-Fish