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Antarctic krill fishery closes months early amid increasing fishing pressure

Antarctic krill fishery closes months early amid increasing fishing pressure

Aug 31, 2026 | Factory farming, FeedVSFood, Fish farms, Fishery

The krill fishery in the Southern Ocean has closed more than three months early after reaching its annual catch limit of 620,000 metric tons – a precautionary quota established to prevent overfishing Francesco De Augustinis On Aug. 12, for the second year in a...
China and Norway push to increase krill harvests around Antarctica

China and Norway push to increase krill harvests around Antarctica

May 18, 2026 | FeedVSFood, Fish farms, Fishery

China and Norway are working to expand the Southern Ocean krill fishery, promoting a new management system for the fishery that would increase harvests while also establishing a long-sought marine protected area. Francesco De Augustinis China and Norway are working to...
The migratory effect of fishmeal factories in the Gambia

The migratory effect of fishmeal factories in the Gambia

Feb 2, 2026 | FeedVSFood, Fish farms, Fishery

A study measured the social impact of fishmeal factories in the Gambia. Fishmeal and fish oil production is exported to produce feeds for aquaculture. by Francesco De Augustinis People leave, abandon their villages, and set out by sea towards Europe because their...
Antarctic conservation summit closes with stalemate on MPAs & krill fishing rules

Antarctic conservation summit closes with stalemate on MPAs & krill fishing rules

Nov 10, 2025 | FeedVSFood, Fish farms, Fishery

“No step forward” on protecting the Southern Ocean and regulating krill fisheries at CCAMLR annual meeting by Francesco De Augustinis The annual meeting of the international body responsible for conservation of the marine ecosystems in the Southern Ocean...
The curse of the octopus in the Med, between illegal fishing and factory farms

The curse of the octopus in the Med, between illegal fishing and factory farms

Oct 23, 2025 | FeedVSFood, Fish farms, Fishery

Wild populations are declining due to illegal fishing, while Spain is investing, together with the EU, in a breeding facility in the Canary Islands. But to obtain 3,000 tons of usable meat, up to 28,000 tons of other species would have to be used to produce feeds. by...
Biofuels may emit more CO₂ than fossil fuels, new report warns

Biofuels may emit more CO₂ than fossil fuels, new report warns

Oct 13, 2025 | Biofuels, FeedVSFood

About 80% of global biofuel production is fueled by corn, sugarcane, palm oil and other dedicated crops, often derived from deforestation – report by Francesco De Augustinis Replacing fossil fuels in cars and other vehicles with biofuels could actually increase global...
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    In Fishery
    3 November 2025
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    In Deforestation, One Health
    21 April 2020
  • Deforestation in your cup: How coffee is deforesting the Amazon, pushing to stop EU rules
    In Deforestation
    22 October 2025
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    In Deforestation
    16 June 2020
  • A journey to Boteka: where only oil palms enjoy the right to land in DRC’S Northwest
    In Feeding the Congo Basin, FeedVSFood
    22 April 2025
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    In Fish farms, Fishery, Human rights
    20 November 2024
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    In Senza categoria
    26 October 2020

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