Two thousand years ago, physicians applied the electrical current emitted by torpedo fish to alleviate a variety of medical symptoms.
Experiments followed guidelines set by Washington State University's Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee for the humane treatment of fish to alleviate suffering during exposures and dissections.
This approach is thoughtful and would provide a unique opportunity to increase our fish stocks and supply through alleviating the pressure of invasive predatory species on native fish stocks and providing the invasive species as supply for the market.
The government is eager to promote offshore fish farming to alleviate pressure on overfished wild species.
The present results evoked that propolis administration improves fish growth and alleviated BPA-induced toxicity.
Two decades later the state of Hawaii established a network of marine protected areas (MPAs) on the west coast of the island of Hawaii ("West Hawaii") to protect and enhance the fish resources and alleviate conflict between stakeholders, principally between commercial dive tour operators and aquarium fishers.
This means that a country's fishing operations and policies should be designed with a view to achieving long-term sustainable use of fish resources, as a means of assuring resource conservation, continued food supplies and alleviating poverty in fishing communities.
The Indigenous affairs minister, Nigel Scullion, has used money earmarked for alleviating Indigenous disadvantage to fund a fishing industry lobby group he used to chair.
We must protect our state's wetland resources because they are essential to safeguarding drinking water, alleviating flooding conditions, providing recreational opportunities, maintaining fish and wildlife habitat and promoting a healthy economy.
In addition, Alan Friedlander, a marine biologist at the University of Hawaii who has studied Palau points out, the expected increase in the catch of oceanic species in the 20% of Palau's waters where fishing is set to continue will alleviate pressure to fish in the near-shore reefs, where much of the seafood served to the tourists currently originates.
