The slow death of Ireland’s fishing industry
Irish fishermen say they are being “sacrificed” for the post-Brexit trade deal between the United Kingdom and the European Union.
Fishing Sport News
'Nurdles' are devastating the environment but they are yet to be classified as hazardous
Nurdles are the raw material of the plastics industry.
Why do some Orthodox Christians celebrate Christmas in January?
Every year on 6 and 7 January, millions of Orthodox Christians around the world celebrate Christmas, almost two weeks after their western counterparts have already feasted and rung in the New Year.
Surfing-Brazilian 'Mad Dog' Freire killed in Nazare
(This Jan. 5 story has been corrected to change Garrett McNamara's nationality to American in paragraph 8)
Brazilian 'Mad Dog' Freire killed in Nazare
LISBON: Veteran Brazilian surfer Marcio Freire died on Thursday (Jan 5) while practising tow-in surfing on the giant waves in Nazare on the central coast of Portugal, the local maritime authority said.
From bees to a woman-led business: These are some of the best Qatar 365 stories of 2022
As 2022 comes to an end, we would like to bring you some of our favourite Qatar 365 stories of the year.
SUSTAINABLE JAPAN | Eco-friendly accommodation among the attractions for next-generation travellers
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Fukushima: Japan takes all necessary precautions ahead of plans to discharge treated water
11 years after the Fukushima disaster, Japan is facing a new challenge: the discharge of treated water into the sea. Since the tsunami of 11 March 2011, Japan has been continuing the decommissioning and the decontamination of the site, which should last 30 to 40 years.