Simply Put: To eat or not to eat

Daily Court Digest: Major environment orders (April 12, 2024)

Down To Earth brings you the top environmental cases heard in the Supreme Court, the high courts and the National Green Tribunal  

To protect endangered sharks and rays, scientists are mapping these species’ most important locations

Sharks and their relatives need human help to survive and maintain their important biological roles in the ocean

Tracking tropical turtles deep down to the seabed reveals their feeding habits

Submerged banks and mesophotic depths are important foraging grounds for critically endangered marine animals such as turtles and may support a …

Fun park, fatal foundation

How marine fisheries can add millions of tonnes to Africa’s catch

Restoring ecosystems to a healthy condition could increase fish production by 50-60%

Caught out

Fishing leads to fishy genes

Inverted sense

Will China challenge world fish stocks?

Perhaps not!

Protecting the catfish industry

The Manipur advantage

Fishy facts

One that will go

A US federal agency has ordered the demolition of a dam to protect regional ecology

Superfish

Pikes are great swimmers. Scientists are trying to find out how they do it

Fish eating microplastics a cause for concern, say experts

The changing feeding pattern of young fish will directly harm the food chain

Fishing out temperature

The future folding into itself

Saving the swordfish

Natural antifreeze

Relative remedy

Fishy business

The US policy to restrict tuna imports hampers free trade, says the GATT panel report

Fishy danger

Pike sense

Fishing issues

Mercurial problem

Too much of mercury causes infertility in men. And it can also come in the fish you eat