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Wild Salmon. Part 2

By Dick Posted on July 12, 2016 Posted in Sustainable Businesses, Sustainable Environment Tagged with contact if interested in supporting this blog, David Suzuki Foundation, green building consultant in MD DC and PA, infectious salmon anemia, marine stewardship council, open-net fish farming, SeaChoice, wild salmon and farm-raised Altantic salmon, wild salmon vs fresh salmon

(This post is a continuation from last week on the subject of wild salmon.) Among things I learned while on vacation in the PacNW recently- how wild salmon “inform” the growth of trees (Part 1 last week), and the danger …

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“Even Wal-Mart is promoting its environmental credentials in the seafood aisle.” (also see In Sundry Dept.)

By Dick Posted on July 23, 2014 Posted in Sustainable Environment, Sustainable Lifestyles Tagged with Conservation Alliance for Seafood Solutions, Dak Ralter, David Suzuki Foundation, John Fass Morton, Sea Choice, Seven Reasons to Avoid Farm Raised Salmon, Wal-Mart seafood credentials

The title of this post comes from a recent Baltimore Sun article called “Seafood that’s sea-friendly.” The piece goes on to say that customers are increasingly asking their grocery store fish mongers if the seafood offered above the beds of ice …

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Wild Salmon. Part 2

“Even Wal-Mart is promoting its environmental credentials in the seafood aisle.” (also see In Sundry Dept.)