Most clownfish live in shallower water, within 30 feet of the water surface. Fish living in deeper water won’t be impacted by light as much, says Fobert, but light will definitely reach fish ...

The law isn’t doing much better than science at catching up with the problem. Dr. Anja Brandon, Associate Director of U.S. Plastics Policy at Ocean Conservancy, has a PhD in environmental ...

The state’s water quality rules, last updated in 2003, assume Alaskans eat about seven ounces of fish per month. That’s based on a national average calculated in 1992.

Upcycling fish scales for water pollution control and encryption. National University of Singapore. Journal Nature Communications DOI 10.1038/s41467-023-42080-1. Keywords ...

Fish and other aquatic creatures are increasingly affected by pharmaceutical pollution in the waterways they call home; now, scientists are trying to figure out how that might affect their behavior.

The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency is investigating the massive fish kill, which occurred in Tischer Creek after Duluth drained about 1.7 million gallons of chloraminated water into it.