Analysis

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Sea-Flux – A leading provider of Digital Vessel Management

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Brimmond to showcase pioneering NetJet™ system at Aquaculture UK

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Connectivity Made Simple For Fishing

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3D Sonar Visualizer™ Model F3D-S

Ray Hilborn. Credit: Ray Hilborn. License: CC BY-SA 3.0 ANALYSIS

Overfishing? Not quite

Worldwide overfishing is still an ‘unresolved concern’ ANALYSIS

Worldwide overfishing continues

Last June the Commission reported that fish stocks in European waters are improving. Credit: Mick Garratt/Wiki ANALYSIS

Overfishing in Europe must end

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PROFISH: Is it also pro-fishermen?

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Back to slavery

Hugh’s Fish Fight was set up to try to change discard laws ANALYSIS

Bringing Europe together on discards

A trawler East of Greenland some 30 years ago, exploring the possibilities for shrimp fisheries ANALYSIS

Arctic fisheries and global warming

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Traditional management: can it be revived?

Electrolux vacs from the sea ANALYSIS

Plastic – enemy of the sea

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The rowdy mackerel

A net covering the reef where seaweed seeds have been placed and are now producing tiny algae ANALYSIS

Chile leads algae farming research

Waitrose this year experienced between 500 and 600% growth in cod sales in following its advertisements promoting Icelandic cod ANALYSIS

Forging ahead

Omul fish, endemic to Lake Baikal, Russia, smoked and on sale at Listyanka market. Credit: Jan van der Crabben ANALYSIS

SPECIAL REPORT: Limping fisheries management

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Marine farming in the worlds oceans

Bristling with comms gear - but they make it! Credit: TW : EEC Photos ANALYSIS

Bush telegraph – it’s a jungle out there!

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Seeking remedy for management maladies

EU Development Commissioner Andris Piebalgs says the main purpose of development is “to feed the people”. Credit: TW : EEC Photos ANALYSIS

Brussels: Mangroves and power politics