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Is tilapia a human-made freak that we should avoid — or an evolutionary rockstar?

Ricki Lewis | 
Posts were appearing on my Facebook feed warning against the dangers of eating tilapia. So I decided to do a ...
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Viewpoint: Fish farming has a sustainability problem and genetic engineering might be the solution

Rupesh Paudyal | 
As the world endures the impacts of a rapidly changing climate—sea level rise, extreme weather events, warming and acidifying oceans ...
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Omega-3 GMO canola oil, poised to reduce overfishing, ready for sale into global aquaculture market

Peter Hemphill | 
THE first commercial quantities of omega-3 oils grown from canola in the US by Nuseed are ready to sell into ...
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Saving seafood: Lab-grown microalgae could help sustain the world’s overfished oceans

Niko McCarty | 
Oceans once teeming with life are being whittled away. Larger, predatory fish – salmon and tuna included – are now ...
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GMO crops and insects help stem overfishing, protect vulnerable marine ecosystems

Jon Emont | 
For the first time in history, humans are poised to harvest more fish and seafood from farms than they catch ...
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How market forces, self-regulation and GMO crops are making fish farming more sustainable

Dave Little, Richard Newton | 
More sustainable aquaculture and better-managed fisheries are increasingly actionable for consumers ...
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Organic movement schism? Fight over hydroponics puts $50 billion industry in limbo

Joan Conrow | 
The USDA's ruling that crops grown using hydroponics and aquaculture can be labeled organic set off a heated debate over ...
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