July , 2022, Volume : 3 Article : 2

Fisheries Current Affairs July 2022

Author : Rajarshi Bandyopadhyay, Asha T. Landge , Dhanalakshmi , Meenatchi.S, Abuthagir Iburahim. S, Chanikya B Naidu

Highlights

National News highlights

➔      Endangered Hilsa, Kajri, Vacha back, fish diversity up in Ganga

➔      Two IAS officers in Tamil Nadu inspire people, pool funds to save wetlands and waterbodies

➔      CIFRI steps in to aid distressed Sunderbans fish farmers

➔      Fish deaths is mumbai waterbody :oxygen deficiency probable cause says BMC report

➔      Fearing a `fish famine`, Goa takes steps to increase production

➔      Exotic fish pose a threat to native fish stocks in Kerala

➔      CIFT mulls developing easy methods to detect contamination of fish

➔      Heavy metal pollution creating a havoc in rivers

➔      Chambal: the last viable habitats for red-crowned roofed turtle

➔      Investment of Rs 7,243 cr done under PMMSY

➔      Attack of virus reported first time for ornamental fish in India

➔      Crocodile bites man fishing at Powai lake

➔      Climate change heating up the rivers says study

➔      Bedti-Varada interlinking project receives criticism

➔      Otoliths as a tool for climate change

➔      India gets the first spot in Inland Capture Fisheries production :SOFIA 2022

➔      A major increase in invasive species in Ganga aided by climate change

 

International News highlights

➔      Record breaking ray confirmed as the world`s largest freshwater fish

➔     Deep sea scientists find strange transparent fish on ocean expedition

➔     State of World Fisheries and Aquaculture, 2022 released

➔      Microplastics may not go to edible portion of the fish: Study

➔      Zinc: an essential element of evolution of life in polar oceans

➔      A Breakdown in an Atlantic Ocean Current Would Have Global Repercussions

➔      Robot fish as a savior of oceans microplastic problem

World’s largest plant discovered at Australian coast 

 

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