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Atlantic Canada Canada Has a New Fisheries Act. How Does It Stack Up?hakaimagazine.com - Hakai Magazine Canada has the longest coastline in the world, yet it has long been a lax outlier in fisheries management. But with an overhaul of the federal …
North Sea A 450-Year Record of North Sea Herring, Pried from Clamshakaimagazine.com - Hakai Magazine Scientists have reconstructed a detailed account of North Sea herring stocks that stretches back more than 450 years. This is the first time …
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Sockeye Salmon The Legacy of the Blob | Hakai Magazinehakaimagazine.com - Hakai Magazine In 2013, a mass of unusually warm water appeared in the Gulf of Alaska. Over the next three years, the Blob, as it became known, spread more than …
Binoculars Coastal Job: Shark Spotterhakaimagazine.com - Hakai Magazine Some people work in cubicles, others work in kitchens, but the most intriguing workplace of all may be the coast. Meet the people who head to the …
Hemisphere Fighting Penguins Lead with Their Lefthakaimagazine.com - Hakai Magazine If you ever find yourself in fisticuffs with a Magellanic penguin, you’ll want to block right. A recent study found that during fights, the pluckiest …
Play buttonOxygen This Fish Can Hold Its Breathhakaimagazine.com - Hakai Magazine Deep down on the ocean floor, a coffinfish inflates like a balloon as its gill chambers swell with water. The fish is holding its breath—and it will …
Marine Biology The Benefits of Marine Protected Areas Spill into Neighboring Watershakaimagazine.com - Hakai Magazine When California implemented a string of marine protected areas (MPAs) about a decade ago, one of its goals was to bolster the number of fish …
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Marine Biology Killifish Eggs Can Survive Being Eatenhakaimagazine.com - Hakai Magazine Found in temporary desert pools and mangrove swamps, some species of killifish can go without water for weeks at a time. And their eggs are no …
Australian Universities The Cure to the Tragedy of the Commons? Cooperationhakaimagazine.com - Hakai Magazine Groups whose members cooperate almost always outperform those that don’t. New research shows that these benefits can extend beyond the group to the …
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Play buttonEcuador Searching for Keithhakaimagazine.com - Hakai Magazine Long before Karsten von Hoesslin first heard the name Keith Davis, before he spent countless unpaid hours tugging at investigative threads and …
Jellyfish Gastrophysicists Are Using an Audiovisual Experience to Make Jellyfish More Appetizinghakaimagazine.com - Hakai Magazine It is a dining event like no other. Your ears fill with the sounds of crunching snow and crumpling paper while ripples of light cascade across your …
Fisheries International Fish Fights on the Risehakaimagazine.com - Hakai Magazine The “mackerel war”—a bitter dispute between several European countries over how much North Atlantic mackerel may be landed every year—has raged for …
Visakhapatnam Bringing Power to India’s Electricity Deserts | Hakai Magazinehakaimagazine.com - Hakai Magazine In 2014, India signed the Paris Agreement, pledging to generate 40 percent of its power from non-fossil fuel sources by 2030. By 2018, the nation had …
Rotterdam Dairy Farming at Seahakaimagazine.com - Hakai Magazine A résumé for the Netherlands would list water management and the development of advanced agricultural technology among its top skills. The country is …
Illustration New Beach Reads for Kids of All Ageshakaimagazine.com - Hakai Magazine While you may enjoy relaxing on the beach with a good read, kids are much more likely to build sandcastles and driftwood forts, search for sea glass, …
Atlantic Canada Canada Has a New Fisheries Act. How Does It Stack Up?hakaimagazine.com - Hakai Magazine Canada has the longest coastline in the world, yet it has long been a lax outlier in fisheries management. But with an overhaul of the federal …
North Sea A 450-Year Record of North Sea Herring, Pried from Clamshakaimagazine.com - Hakai Magazine Scientists have reconstructed a detailed account of North Sea herring stocks that stretches back more than 450 years. This is the first time …
Aquariums Coastal Job: Community Aquarium Creatorhakaimagazine.com - Hakai Magazine Some people work in cubicles, others work in kitchens, but the most intriguing workplace of all may be the coast. Meet the people who head to the …
Indian Ocean The Indian Ocean’s Great Disappearing Garbage Patchhakaimagazine.com - Hakai Magazine Garbage patches in the ocean are sobering reminders of humanity’s collective plastic pollution problem. Measuring up to thousands of kilometers …
Marine Biology A Pending Shift in a Prominent Shipping Lane Will Be Used to Study Noise Pollutionhakaimagazine.com - Hakai Magazine The main shipping route into the Baltic Sea is about to be redrawn: starting in the summer of 2020, tens of thousands of ships per year will shift to …
Bacteria Scientists Want to Make Fuel and Plastic Out of Bacteriahakaimagazine.com - Hakai Magazine As they reproduce or perish, photosynthesizing bacteria, known as cyanobacteria, collectively release hundreds of millions of tonnes of liquid …
Whales To Save the Whales, Crab Fishers Are Testing Ropeless Gearhakaimagazine.com - Hakai Magazine Bright brains are thinking fast in California, where engineers, environmentalists, fisheries agents, and commercial fishers are devising clever ways …
Fish The Hidden Light Show Belowhakaimagazine.com - Hakai Magazine As I descend into dark waters, my blue flashlights reveal a spectacular display of fluorescent colors shining out from some of the corals and marine …
Plastic How Enough Floating Plastic Could Change the Seahakaimagazine.com - Hakai Magazine Some damage caused by plastic waste is dramatic and well known: every year, plastic is an accomplice in the deaths of millions of marine birds, …
Where Whales and Plastic Meethakaimagazine.com - Hakai Magazine On the turbulent sea, white-capped waves blur into the distant snow-dusted mountains and the icy air bites at exposed skin. In the unforgiving …
Microplastics Are Highly Diverse and Those Differences Matterhakaimagazine.com - Hakai Magazine The oceans contain a medley of tiny plastic fragments. In a sample of seawater, scientists might find thin fibers, degraded fragments, and a slurry …
For Sea Anemones, Global Warming and Microplastics Have Teamed Up to Make Everything Worsehakaimagazine.com - Hakai Magazine Climate change and plastic pollution are major threats to all marine life, from minuscule crustaceans to gigantic whales. Although many experiments …
Polar Bears’ Plastic Diets Are a Growing Problemhakaimagazine.com - Hakai Magazine Earlier this year, 52 polar bears descended upon Belushya Guba, Russia, prompting the small military settlement on the Novaya Zemlya archipelago to …
In the Future, Jellyfish Slime May Be the Solution to Microplastic Pollutionhakaimagazine.com - Hakai Magazine A chemist accustomed to the clean and orderly conditions of a lab, Katja Klun has spent the past year immersed in the messy business of trying to …
Turtles’ Tummies Found Clogged with Plastichakaimagazine.com - Hakai Magazine Tiny pieces of plastic in the ocean are killing juvenile loggerhead turtles, a new study shows, threatening the survival of the endangered species. …
