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By Sep 25, 2019
Health

Why countries with loads of nutritious fish also have the most malnourished residents

Your supermarket salmon is probably stealing someone else’s food.
By May 23, 2019
Environment

The secret to saving salmon is lodged in their ears

Salmon of the Nushagak River shift their habitat year-to-year—and that has important implications for how we protect these fish.
By Mar 5, 2019
Environment

If you don’t like eating fish, you might be a fan of global warming

Warming oceans are changing fish stocks around the world.
By Aug 2, 2016
Environment

Newly-Discovered Antarctic Bacteria Could Be Cramming Seafood With Mercury

Nitrospinia could be affecting your fish dinner
By Apr 8, 2016
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A New Shrimp Simulacrum Hopes To Take Plates By Storm

Your next shrimp pad thai might be shrimp-free
By Jan 22, 2016
Environment

Arctic Report: How To Sell A Single Fish To 11 Different Countries

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$500,000 USDA Grant Could Help Genetically Modified Salmon Company Stay Afloat

Opponents of genetically modified food are crying foul over a recent government grant to the maker of GM salmon. The...
By Mar 11, 2010
Science

Transgenic Musclebound Trout with Six-Pack Abs Could Arrive Soon on Your Dinner Plate

A 10-year effort has finally created pumped-up fish for commercial aquaculture