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Marine animals differ in response to climate change

Environment
New study is the first to explore the relationship between oxygen, temperature, and metabolic requirements of certain marine animals.

Innovations in water quality measurement and sensor integration

Environment
Recent innovations in water quality measurement are helping to improve the quality of land-based fish farming.

Onshore algae farms could feed ten billion people by 2050

Environment
Cornell University research suggests that onshore algae farms could help feed ten billion people by 2050, enhancing global food security.

Is there a future for recirculating aquaculture system technology and crustacean culture?

Environment
Marineholmen RASLab examines recirculating aquaculture system technology's place in the future of crustacean culture.

The road ahead to a sustainable aquaculture industry in Norway

Environment
Discover how the Norwegian Government is optimising sustainable aquaculture with Bjørnar Skjæra, Minister of Fisheries and Ocean Policy.

EU Cohesion Policy dedicates €3.5bn towards Estonia’s green transition

Energy
The European Commission has announced €3.5bn to advance Estonia’s green transition, as well as its social and economic development, from 2021 to 2027. It was...

Understanding biofilter bacteria in recirculating aquaculture systems

Science
Marineholmen RASLab’s CEO Dr Mark Powell and Research Coordinator Dr Irene Roalkvam explain what genome sequencing can tell us about biofilter bacteria in recirculating...

Recirculating aquaculture systems: Improving Atlantic salmon performance

Environment
The RAS 4.0 project, led by Norwegian food research institute Nofima, is designed to optimise recirculating aquaculture systems to improve the welfare and performance...

Fishery and aquaculture support provided by European Commission

Environment
Fishery and aquaculture support has been provided by the European Commission’s decision to activate new crisis measures, due to Russia’s invasion of the Ukraine. What...

World Water Day shining light on the importance of groundwater

Environment
World Water Day has brought the seemingly invisible freshwater resource of groundwater to the forefront, highlighting its current poor management and protection. From the Murray-Darling...

Tracking the effects of salt pollution in freshwater streams

Environment
Scientists at the University of Maryland have conducted a five-stage system to track the unhealthy progression of salt pollution in freshwater streams. The salt used...

Scientists develop novel model to predict tropical fish migration patterns

Environment
A research team from Hokkaido University has developed a model that can predict the tropical fish migration patterns of six different species, as sea...

Study proves that Antarctic fish have fundamental growth limitations

Environment
Scientists have conducted a study that highlights how Antarctic fish have a much lower growth rate than warmer water fish. Antarctic fish have adapted over...

Ecohydrology approach to climate change mitigation

Environment
Professor Maciej Zalewski, Director of the European Regional Centre for Ecohydrology of the Polish Academy of Sciences, spoke to Innovation News Network about how...
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