Seafood

book cover of mark kurlansky's salmon, plus author photo by Sylvia Plachy

What the History of Salmon Can Tell Us About the Future of the Planet

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03.05.20

The Salmon Sisters: Emma Privat (left) and Claire Neaton.

The Salmon Sisters of Alaska are Fighting for a Healthy, Sustainable Fish Future

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01.15.20

Ian Urbina author photo © Jabin Botsford 2019

Wage Theft, Slavery, and Climate Change on the Outlaw Ocean

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09.27.19

A Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission staffer poses with a red snapper. (Photo CC-licensed by FWC)

Sustainable Fisheries Management in the Legislative Crosshairs

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01.09.19

Forever Young Charter Company captain Tony Young, holding a lionfish. (Photo courtesy of Forever Young)

Florida’s Answer to Invasive Lionfish? If You Can’t Beat ‘Em, Eat ‘Em

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01.02.19

Eleventh graders Michelle Martinez, (left) and Cing "Jenny” Lian, greet Fishadelphia customers. (Photo credit: Erme Maula for fishadelphia)

High School Students Run This Dock-to-Table Sustainable Seafood Program

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10.23.18

Ear-hung scallops on a line.

Farmed Scallops are Coming to a Plate Near You

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09.11.18

A fish farm off the coast of Greece. (Photo CC-licensed by Artur Rydzewski)

Can Aquaculture Survive Without Forage Fish?

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08.16.18

11 Steps to Make Seafood Better for You and the Planet

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07.13.18

fish labeling

Fish Fraud is Real. What Should We Eat?

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06.29.18

Seafood processing in Indonesia. (Photo credit: Adrian Mulya/The Sustainable Seafood Alliance Indonesia)

There’s Tremendous Human Suffering Behind Our Food. It’s Time to End It.

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06.20.18

Captain Christopher Brown sorts fish at the F/V Proud Mary’s conveyor, with the electronic monitoring cameras visible behind him. Photo © Ayla Fox for The Nature Conservancy

The Future of Fishing Is Big Data and Artificial Intelligence

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05.10.18

From left: Tessa Emmer, Avery Resor, and Catherine O'Hare of Salt Point Seaweed. (Photo courtesy Salt Point Seaweed)

Meet the Women Growing the California Seaweed Economy

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03.23.18

Shinnecock tribe member Shane Weeks looks out over the tribe's territorial waters. (Photo by Alexandra Talty)

Can the Shinnecock Nation Save its Fishing Rights?

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03.15.18

Fish 2.0 Offers Cash, Advice to an Ocean of Seafood Start-Ups

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01.25.18

Fish Are Getting Their Animal Rights Moment

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01.18.18

Gen Z is Creating a Market for Fake Fish

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10.26.17

Rick Moonen: Pebble Mine Threatens the Future of Seafood

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10.17.17