A recent research suggests that strictly protecting seas can lead to a steady supply of healthy food, along with survival of habitat and marine life, and perhaps a natural solution for climate change can be discovered.  Opinion: Flaws and short coming in our education Sector India orders a large no. of corona vaccines at cheaper rates According to a report published in the weekly scientific journal Nature, experts have identified special places in the oceans. If they are closely monitored and protected, 80% of marine life will be protected. The number of fishing trips will increase by 8 million metric tons whereas, stopping sea floor trawling will reduce carbon dioxide emissions by up to one billion tons because this method of fishing on the sea floor is very dangerous. Pakistan to get the 4th shipment of another Chinese vaccine ‘Non-Hindus Not Allowed’: Banners Put Up Outside 150 Temples in Dehradun Editorial: Expanding the blue economy is difficult given the economic consequences of protecting more of the ocean. But there is now not only momentum in this direction, but also research to show that it can be done. https://t.co/4eziggm9VJ — Nature Portfolio (@NaturePortfolio) March 18, 2021 Is COVID vaccine allowed under … Continue reading Can protection of the oceans end global food supply and biodiversity crisis?