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25 December 2013
Food & Agriculture
Researchers study shellfish success
16 December 2013
13 December 2013
Food & Agriculture
Philippine fishers and fish farmers facing immense damage to sector
11 December 2013
Food & Agriculture
Vietnam targets international crab fishing accreditation
5 December 2013
Water
Protect sea, underwater
Food & Agriculture
Sustainable fisheries
2 December 2013
Carbon & Climate
Mangroves shielded Sagay islets’ residents
28 November 2013
Food & Agriculture
Plastic 'could enter food chain through sealife around Australia: UWA study
Food & Agriculture
UK waters grow cooler – and more acid
18 November 2013
23 October 2013
22 October 2013
Carbon & Climate
Lessons learnt on managing mangroves sustainably
16 October 2013
Food & Agriculture
Business urged to do more to save oceans: World Bank study
14 October 2013
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Food & Agriculture
Fish for life
Carbon & Climate
Warmer seas may raise mercury in fish
3 October 2013
Carbon & Climate
Oceans face 'deadly trio' of threats, study says
Food & Agriculture
Scots to trial whisky-fed salmon to boost sustainability
22 September 2013
Carbon & Climate
Overfishing of sharks is harming coral reefs, study suggests
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