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Will London Serve Only Sustainable Fish With Its Chips?

By Dave ThierJan 16th 2011 – 9:00AM
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When the 2012 Olympic Games come to London, the city is going to be serving a lot of fish and chips. And one organization has challenged the city to get every last serving of it from sustainable sources. Launched this week, the Sustainable Fish City initiative aims to get everyone in the city, from fish and chips shacks...

SKorean Fishing Boat Sinks in Antarctic; 22 Feared Dead

Dec 13th 2010 – 6:20AM

WELLINGTON, New Zealand (Dec. 13) - A South Korean fishing boat sank in the Antarctic Ocean's frigid waters Monday, with 22 sailors feared killed in the open sea where vessels trawl for deep-water fish. Five sailors were confirmed dead and 20 survivors were rescued shortly after the 614-ton vessel went down some 1,400...

Slavery Found on Fishing Boats Supplying Europe

By Lauren FrayerSep 30th 2010 – 6:58AM

(Sept. 30) -- African fishing crews are sometimes kept in slave-like conditions on boats illegally supplying fish to the European market, according to an investigation published today. The Guardian has published excerpts from an Environmental Justice Foundation report that documents how African fishing workers are kept...

Your Guide to Safe and Responsible Seafood Purchases

By Andrew SchneiderAug 26th 2010 – 8:46AM

(Aug. 26) -- The average consumer eats about 16 pounds of seafood a year, and fishmongers say their customers are loaded with questions on everything from which fish have fewer contaminants, like mercury and PCBs, to what can I buy that tastes like the fish I shouldn't eat? The gang at Food & Water Watch have come up with...

Hungry for Genetically Engineered Fish?

By Andrew SchneiderAug 5th 2010 – 6:31AM
AquaBounty / MCT

AquaBounty / MCT

(Aug. 4) -- A major U.S. fish research company has tampered with the DNA of Atlantic salmon by adding a quick-growth gene that allows the fish to eat year-around and grow more quickly. And the Food and Drug Administration is about to allow these genetically engineered salmon to head to market, the company says. But food...

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The Bottom Line: A Small 'Catch' in Recent Fisheries Coverage

May 29th 2012 - 09:52AM

Last week, the New York Times published a blog and an editorial recognizing the progress made in the management of U.S. ocean fisheries.

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Gulf Fishermen Reel From Seafood Troubles

May 24th 2012 - 09:08AM

Gloom infects the hard-working shrimp and crab docks of this gritty fishing town as the second full year of fishing since BP's catastrophic oil spill kicks into high gear.

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Lee Crockett: The Bottom Line: A Short Season for Big Fish

By Lee Crockett May 22nd 2012 - 03:39PM

This year's purse-seine fishing for bluefin tuna in the Mediterranean Sea kicked off this week, but don't blink or you might miss it.

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B.C. Snakehead Ban Mulled After Reported Sighting Of Predatory Fish In Pond

May 18th 2012 - 09:19PM

The B.C. government says it will consider potential options for a ban on the sale of voracious snakehead fish after at least one of the so-called Frankenfish was reported sighted in a Burnaby pond.

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Lobster Fishing Hostilities Lead To Boat Sinkings In Maine

May 11th 2012 - 09:55AM

The sinking of two lobster boats is rekindling memories of hostilities among lobstermen two years ago that led to a near-fatal shooting, boats being sunk and a barrage of lobster trap vandalism along Maine's lobster-rich coast.

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Background on Fishing industry

The fishing industry includes any industry or activity concerned with taking, culturing, processing, preserving, storing, transporting, marketing or selling fish or fish products.

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