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Are dead fish washing up in Japan after Fukushima wastewater release?
That’s what one video shared in Chinese and Korean claims. However, it's an old video filmed more than six months before Japan even started releasing the discharge into the Pacific Ocean.
‘Appalling’ scale of bottom trawling in the UK revealed in new report
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Dutch farmers and fishermen block roads to protest emissions cuts
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Illegal fishing and physical violence on Chinese 'devil ships' exposed
The Environmental Justice Foundation exposes the extent of illegal fishing and human rights violations by China’s distant water fleet.
Why are 100,000 fish lying dead in the Atlantic Ocean?
The video from the Sea Shepherd NGO shows tens of thousands of dead fish floating on the surface of the Atlantic Ocean.
Bottom trawling is rife in Spain’s waters, new report shows
The protected status of Spain’s coastal waters is "a mirage" for endangered turtles and other species, say ocean campaigners.
French fishermen gather to protest post-Brexit uncertainty
French Fishermen have gathered on the Armanville Plage in protest over what they called "bad faith" actions by the UK authorities on fishing licenses.
Magnetic migration: Sharks’ have GPS to navigate the oceans
Sharks travel tens of thousands of kilometres every year. Breakthrough in research that shows the influence of magnetic fields on migration routes could help conservation efforts.
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Oyster farmers are making money by dumping their catch back into the ocean in the US.
Scientists are eavesdropping on fish using underwater technology
Researchers are using underwater acoustic technology to track fish movements and habitats in the Channel.