Irish singer-singwriter and political activist Bob Geldof has been announced as the main speaker at this year's AquaVision conference.
AquaVision is an established, world-class aquaculture conference that
attracts a diverse range of stakeholders from across the aquaculture
industry to Stavanger, Norway every two years. This year's show takes place from 16-18 June.
“Sir Bob Geldof is one of the world’s highest ranked and most authoritative corporate speakers and I am therefore delighted he will be one of our main speakers at AquaVision 2014. His presentations are highly provocative, uplifting and inspiring,” says Viggo Halseth, COO of Nutreco Aquaculture.
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Sandys Secondary Middle School in Bermuda has been issued the island’s first
Aquaculture or 'aquafarming' license, reported Trevor Moniz, Bermuda's minister of health and environment yesterday.
"Today I am very proud. as Minister responsible for the environment, to
announce an event which we hope will mark a turning point in the
diversification of Bermuda’s economy with the birth of commercial
aquaculture. It is therefore with much pleasure that I am able to issue
Bermuda’s first aquaculture license."
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Scientists at the Spanish Institute of Oceanography (IEO) have found intersex little tunny specimens (Euthynnus alletteratus) - commonly referred to as 'little tuna' - for the first time in the Mediterranean, reports FIS.
The condition
is thought to be the result of hormonal disorders possibly caused by environmental pollutants.
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| Bob Geldof at the Headquarters of the International Monetary Fund in Washington, DC., USA (Photo credit: Wikipedia) |
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