RETRACTED: Uncovering water quality and evaluating vulnerabilities of small-scale fisheries in Chilika Lagoon, India.

The article explores the relationship between water quality and vulnerabilities faced by small-scale fishery communities in Chilika Lagoon, India. It discusses the impact of invasive shrimp aquaculture activities and hydrological interventions on water quality and fish populations, as well as the social and economic vulnerabilities in the small-scale fisheries system. The study aims to bridge the gap in understanding the role of water quality in vulnerability analysis and provides insights into coping responses and adaptive capacity for sustainable small-scale fisheries. The Chilika Lagoon has faced challenges such as pollution, biodiversity loss, and employment insecurity, leading to ecological, social, economic, institutional, and technological vulnerabilities for fishing communities. The text also discusses coping and adaptation strategies employed by these communities, the use of mobile phones and ICT tools in fisheries, and the importance of protecting water quality and implementing adaptation measures. The given document is a list of references and citations from various sources related to climate change, social vulnerability, and fishing communities in the Chilika Lagoon in India. These sources provide valuable information for researchers interested in understanding the impacts of climate change on fishing-dependent communities and the measures taken to address these challenges. The given text is a list of references and citations from various sources related to the topic of small-scale fisheries in the Chilika Lagoon in India. These sources cover a range of topics including social-ecological regime shifts, water quality, biodiversity, climate change, and the impact of human activities on the lagoon. They provide valuable information for [Extracted from the article]