DENNIS — A town historical committee last night approved an aquaculture company's plan to install a wind turbine on its property near Chapin Memorial Beach.

When Mauro Lanzisera, a part-time waterman, returned to his Broomes Island home July 2 after crabbing, he had a quarter-size cut on his left leg. Later in the evening, his leg hurt so badly that his wife took him to Calvert Memorial Hospital, where he was checked for a broken leg and sent home with... Bacteria - Health - Shopping - Beauty - Medicine

DENNIS — A town historical committee Wednesday night approved an aquaculture company’s plan to install a wind turbine on its property near Chapin Memorial Beach.

There's a turf war going under the warm waters off the Florida Keys, a battle for no less than dominance of dying coral reef tracts. It's sponge vs. seaweed, a match-up that for obvious reasons hasn't generated much attention. With the competitors lacking charisma, claws, teeth, spines, fins, legs or any mobility whatsoever, this struggle is slow, painfully so. But scientists running a long-term ...

I was surprised by the small turnout at the Tabernacle two weeks ago when a California organization called Not For Sale did a compelling presentation on the worldwide human trafficking problem.

Longtime Doogie's manager Bob Cohen has opened The Clam Digger in Waterbury, a "seafood sister" to the Newington restaurant.

Cape Cod's bays and estuaries could be stripped of marine life and made unusable for humans if nitrogen from septic systems and other sources continues to pour unabated into coastal waters, two environmental organizations said in a lawsuit filed Wednesday against the federal government. Cape Cod - Septic tank - Marine biology - United States - Massachusetts

Alaska farmers - and that includes shellfish growers - are eligible for reimbursements from the federal government for getting their goods both to and from the farm.

One’s a special-occasion resto, the other a neighbourhood bistro – chef Dino Renaerts puts his fresh, delicious stamp on both

For most people who throw a baited hook into the polluted lower Passaic River, it's a given that eating what you catch is both illegal and really bad for you.

AN alert has gone out to seafood suppliers after more than 10 tons of cockles, thought to be unfit for human consumption, were taken illegally from the seabed on the Lancashire Coast.

With its pedigreed background and spectacular views across Pasatiempo Golf Course, the Hollins House offers one of this county's most elegant restaurant settings.

Not unlike its past efforts to monitor water quality in South Louisiana, the Lake Pontchartrain Basin Foundation has created an Oil Spill Monitoring Plan to track the Deepwater Horizon spill's impacts on the environment and to inform the public...

A Manhattan-sized plume of oil spewed deep into the Gulf of Mexico by BP's broken Macondo well has been consumed by a newly discovered fast-eating species of microbes, scientists reported on Tuesday.

It starts at 6:30 p.m. at Gentilly Baptist Church

The Santa Maria River is considered a “recreational use”waterway and shellfish are harvested in the Santa Maria Estuary,according to a recently released clean-water report focusing onfecal contamination in the region.

About 35 volunteers turned out Monday to move oysters at Scenic Beach State Park, completing the work that 65 other volunteers started on Friday. The oysters washed up high on the beach on Aug. 11 — about the time a Navy ship, the USS Port Royal, was operating in Hood Canal.

The health supplement industry is unregulated, which means manufacturers are not required to list potential side-effects - nor do their products have to go through costly clinical trials.

CAMPBELL RIVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Aug. 23, 2010) - The Honourable Gail Shea, Minister of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) announced today $637,678 in funding to support innovation and sustainability in the aquaculture industry in British Columbia.

CAMPBELL RIVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA-- - The Honourable Gail Shea, Minister of Fisheries and Oceans announced today $637,678 in funding to support innovation and sustainability in the aquaculture industry in British Columbia.