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© Copyright 2023 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without permission.Demand for seafood soaring, but oceans giving up all they can
By VICTORIA MILKO NEW YORK©2023 GPlusMedia Inc.
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AlternativeOpinion
I recently watched a story about this and is a very interesting option for pet owners as well.
kurisupisu
Had some excellent fresh prawns today.
If the next generation cannot eat seafood the. So be it…
jeffb
Why are natural sources of fish being reduced? Pollution from industries. Solution? More industries. Not enough fish to feed the fish to feed the people? Feed them bugs. Not enough fish to feed the people? Feed them bugs.
Modern solutions to create modern problems!
bearandrodent
There’s some fascinating research out there to decrease the mortality rate of fish fry. For some species, such as eel and sole, upwards of 80% of fish larvae die, but there’s some Japanese firms that produces organic ingredients to tackle this. There was a NHK program about this a year ago.
3RENSHO
The article mentions fish farming in America, Indonesia, China and France...but what about aquaculture in Japan?