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MILLSBORO, Del.-The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control has declared an emergency closure for recreational clamming and mussel harvest in Indian River Bay until August 24. DNREC’s mandatory

Chinas restrictions on two rare earths used in the chip—making process takes effect from today. and officials roll out more measures to boost the chinese economy, as the latest data showed continued slowing. hello and welcome to asia business report. im monica miller. starting from today, the 1st of august, chinas export restrictions on two materials key to the semiconductor industry will take effect. the country produces a majority of the rare earths gallium and germanium for the global suppl...

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Five shellfish production areas have been upgraded, and 15 production areas have been downgraded in the annual classification list for commercial shel...

Vibrio deadly infections: 3 deaths in North Carolina linked to vibrio infections from scratches exposed to brackish water

This garlicky, briny, zesty pasta keeps things uncomplicated.

Warming oceans are increasing the occurrence of the deadly Vibrio vulnificus bacteria in raw oysters.

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And shellfish industry across the midwest. farmers across the midwest will be seeing the same problem. i was recruited out to des moines to kind of break things up, break the mold a little bit and shake things up in talking about climate change because theyre at the mercy of mother nature. and it may not be as visual as king tide flooding in miami or boston where roads are flooded on perfectly sunny days because of the rising sea level. but were seeing weather swings, weather whiplash between dr...

We all have our fair share of phobias, don't we?