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Current Environmental Health Reports Current Environmental Health Reports provides in a systematic manner, the views of experts on the current advances in the environmental health field in a ...

The newest issue of Current Environmental Health Reports is out: occupational heat stress, parking and public health, hurricanes, PFAS, indoor and outdoor air quality, and more! link.springer.com/journal/4057...

Opinion | The U.S. Response to Bird Flu is Not Reassuring the World The U.S. needs to reassure the world it has the outbreak under control.

"The world cannot afford to gamble with this virus" says Dr. Oliveira www.nytimes.com/2024/11/19/o...

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Worker safety is lacking among small scale fishers. “We need for affordable solutions” says Krishnan Pandian — IFISH6 / FAO conference.

Aquatic food loss and waste rate in the United States is half of earlier estimates - Nature Food Data on aquatic food loss and waste are limited outside small-scale fisheries, and major gaps exist for aquaculture species that make up half of global production. This study estimates loss and waste ...

Seafood is claimed to have among the highest food waste rates. A new paper led by @davelove.bsky.social finds US waste 23%, half of earlier estimates

Tackling food waste is critical, but we need better data on when, where & why food is wasted to identify solutions

www.nature.com/articles/s43...

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Aquatic food loss and waste rate in the United States is half of earlier estimates - Nature Food Data on aquatic food loss and waste are limited outside small-scale fisheries, and major gaps exist for aquaculture species that make up half of global production. This study estimates loss and waste ...

New study: "Aquatic food loss and waste rate in the United States is half of earlier estimates" published today in Nature Food. Thanks to a great team from multiple institutions for making this research happen! Supported USDA and INFEWS.

doi.org/10.1038/s430...

US Senator Tom Cotton introduces bill to ban Chinese seafood imports U.S. Senator Tom Cotton has introduced legislation that would ban the import of seafood and aquaculture products from China.

Bill to ban Chinese seafood imports introduced by Sen Tom Cotton

Renewable energy in fisheries and aquaculture: Case studies from the United States Fisheries and aquaculture are highly reliant on fossil fuels and must transition to renewable energy to reduce carbon emissions and meet global planet…

How do we decarbonize our food system? We studied US catfish farming and found that 5% of direct energy use comes from renewable sources. Farm use a lot of electricity and will look to their electric utilities for increases in the renewable energy mix.
www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

I feel really good about dumping twitter. Elon Musk's antisemitic retweet was the last straw. so glad there is an alternative platform with lots of scientists and other brainy types to learn from and interact with.

great article from the Outlaw Ocean Project about seafood purchased by the US national school lunch program processed in China by Uyghur forced labor www.politico.com/news/magazin...

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A fish cartel for Africa - Nature Communications Englander and Costello note that African coastal waters are among the world’s most biologically rich, but African countries earn much less than their peers from selling access to foreign fishers. Th...

Would a fish cartel benefit Africa?