Creation of wastewater treatment facilities on a large scale in the 1970s is what turned the tide, so to speak, of the development of these oxygen-deprived areas.
I really enjoy a nice piece of tilapia when I’m watching my waistline, and trust me, folks, my waistline is so big I watch it all the time! When I’m trying to be good I always try to incorporate
A bill headed for President Barack Obama this week includes a provision that would ban U.S. imports of fish caught by slaves in Southeast Asia, gold mined by children in Africa and garments sewn by abused women in Bangladesh, closing a loophole in an 85-year-old tariff law that has failed to keep products of forced and child labor out of America.
A federal government report says the list of Northeastern sea life species that are most vulnerable to climate change includes numerous economically important fish and shellfish that humans rely on for food.
Here a fish that looks like something caught in a bad Sci-Fi movie. The fish was supposedly caught off the coast of Japan near the Fukushima nuclear plant. The fisherman is clearly straining trying to hold up his catch.
Could you imagine catching this thing...
Climate change and unprecedented warming of ocean waters in the Northeast, including New Jersey, is pushing several species of fish and crustaceans to cooler waters, according to new research by a Rutgers team.