environmental sustainability
Sustainability and Food Supply: Most Seafood Is Wasted On the Consumer Level
People are advised to eat increased amounts of seafood, bur almost half of it is wasted each year. Since overfishing, pollution and climate change are already impacting fish populations, scientists are examining ways to reduce waste in order to sustain future demands.
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