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The Illinois Department of Natural Resources is rebranding Asian carp in hopes of convincing Americans to help eat away at the fishs overpopulation problem.

Bangkok, Jun 16 (EFE).- The use of cannabis in chicken feed could become an important step towards reducing the supply of antibiotics in the agro-industry, researchers in Thailand told EFE on Thursday. Preliminary results of a study conducted by the Department of Animal and Aquatic Sciences of the Faculty of Agriculture of Chiang Mai University …

One Facebook user in Scottsboro, Jackson County shared these pictures that’s gone viral, claiming their dog quote ‘tragically’ died after swimming in a lake.

Lloyd’s Register Foundation announced the appointment of a new CEO to take the charity into its second decade.Dr. Ruth Boumphrey…

LOCALLY MADE BOATS. Training participants on boat building and repair take a photo opportunity with the 30-foot multi-purpose boat they made out of plastic-reinforced fiberglass on Friday (April 29, 2022) in Currimao, Ilocos Norte. The fiberglass boat costs around PHP6 million if sold commercially. (Photo by Leilanie G. Adriano) LAOAG CITY - A 30-foot multi-purpose boat made of plastic-reinforced fiberglass is ready to conquer the Ilocos seas and help protect its coastal resources. A group of bo...

Recent studies revealed evidence of microscopic plastic particles in the internal organs and blood of "almost all people tested", raising new concerns about the potential impact of microplastics on human health — and on marine life.

Suburban ponds are experiencing ecosystem changes due to fertilizers, lawn treatments, and human waste and population. Climate change could also play a role.

Feature: Young Tanzanians use organic waste to produce fish feed-

Feature: Young Tanzanians use organic waste to produce fish feed-

Also, the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation has named new leaders for its U.S. Democracy program, and the Meyer Memorial Trust has chosen a new CEO.