Fish production in NE to be doubled by 2020
SHILLONG, Sept 11 – The Centre is planning to double the fish production in North-eastern region and aims at increasing its per capita availability to 15 kg by 2020. “We have a daunting task of achieving
Fisheries
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China fights pollution with 20m fish that eat up algae
Shanghai: Authorities in eastern China have said they will release 20 million algae-eating fish into one of the nation
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Beware! the fish you eat could be a health risk
Mumbai: Here
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Something fishy: You could be eating poison
MUMBAI: The next time your order your favourite sea-food delicacy, think about what you won't see on your plate. According to a recent study by the PETA India, not only do fish contain deadly toxins, but also the manner in which fishing is carried out could make your stomach churn.
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Assam can be top fish producer: Expert
<br /> GUWAHATI, Aug 10
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Ports to be open by Sunday, salvage ops to take 45 days
<br />MUMBAI harbour, where operations were disrupted after Saturday
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Neocar syndrome
The interiors of new cars are full of toxic emissions
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Lethal stores
MORE THAN 36 tonnes of highly toxic chemicals are stored even after their date of expiry in the godowns of the Agriculture Inputs Corp at Amlekhgunj, in central Nepal. The Nepal Forum of
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Too close for comfort
A spill of toxic heavy metals into a river in northern Romania, some 60 miles from the border with Ukraine, has caused the latter to cut water supplies to five of its towns in the Transcarpathian
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Foul water
river pollution has threatened beluga whale populations and made fish eating a health risk in Montreal. St Lawrence river is reeling under excessive industrial pollution. Montreal's
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To keep the fish alive, increase boating at Sukhna Lake, says expert
Chandigarh: In a report submitted to the Chandigarh Administration, Prof M S Johal from the Zoology Department, Panjab University, has suggested that oxygen levels be increased in the Sukhna Lake to check fish mortality. Prof Johal