Smaller fish offer better nutrition and lower environmental cost, Amazon River study finds
Smaller fish species are more nutritious, lower in mercury and less susceptible to overfishing, a Cornell-led research team ...
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Nearly all fish in the US are still contaminated by mercury. Here’s what you need to know
According to the EPA’s 2023 study, approximately 26% of the analyzed fish exceeded the mercury threshold deemed safe for ...
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Zebra mussels and mercury in fish: Why a new study’s findings are alarming for Minnesota
Zebra mussel poop seems to be fueling rising mercury levels in walleye and perch, according to a new Minnesota study.
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Smaller fish offer sustainable, nutritious benefits
Cornell-led research in the Amazon reveals smaller fish species are more nutritious, lower in mercury, and less prone to ...
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Fish that are safe to eat in Kansas and fish that are not
State health and wildlife officials have updated their list of the fish and other aquatic species in Kansas that should be ...
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Kansas issues fish consumption advisories
TOPEKA, Kan. — The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) and the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) ...
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Farm-raised or wild-caught? Which is the healthier option for consumption?
When shopping for seafood, you've probably noticed two different options; farm-raised or wild-caught. Here's what to know about both options.
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Brazilian rivers in Amazon face mercury contamination risk
Mercury accumulates in the food chain, especially in fish consumed by the local population. According to environmental analyst Vitor Domingues, one of the WWF study's authors, one of the great ...