#24 Fossil fuel to food fuel to ammonia: Marine shippers aspire for decarbonised capitalism
This week, the International Maritime Organisation, a United Nations entity that builds a regulatory framework for international shipping is conducting
#23 India Budget 2025: Tuna fisheries on fragile islands, rising aquaculture, building ships, all for export
Barely ten minutes into the Union Budget 2025-26 speech, India’s Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman highlighted two different points related
#22 Long Live Palestine
On Sunday, 19th January 2025, at 11:15 local time in Gaza, a ceasefire was declared. After four hundred seventy
#21 Five big marine sector themes to watch out for in 2025
Happy new year, dear readers. May 2025 bring forth a total annihilation of capitalism. Keeping this edition super short, here
#20 A Declaration by the World Forum of Fisher Peoples
On the 8th World Forum of Fisher Peoples' (WFFP) General Assembly held in Brasilia, Brazil from 14th to 21st
#19 Fishy Waters Briefing: India ports may face a strike, COP 29 a cop-out and more
India ports may face strike over unmet needs
India’s trade unions of port and dock workers are unhappy. On
#18 Fishy Waters Briefing: Indian shrimp in trouble in the USA, India's first ever Fisherwomen Assembly kicks off and more
Welcome back after a long time. The newsletter has been going through a number of transitions, and it took a
#17 How shrimp moves: From an Indian farm to an American plate
By Siddharth Chakravarty
This is a two-part series written by Siddharth Chakravarty, a nerdy shrimp researcher, explaining the entire production
#16 The history of farmed shrimp in India
By Siddharth Chakravarty
This is a two-part series written by Siddharth Chakravarty, a nerdy shrimp researcher, explaining the entire production
#15 Why has the global north been obsessed with shrimp?
This edition is a part of an ongoing series called The Story of Shrimp.
The more we read into this,
