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Re: Over-fished tuna in 'hot water', study finds - cbelt3 - 07-12-2011
DP wrote:
Two words:
Population control. No, not fish. People. 8-)
And just WHO is going to put the bell on that particular cat ?
Re: Over-fished tuna in 'hot water', study finds - OWC Jamie - 07-12-2011
cbelt3 wrote:
Two words:
Fish Farms.
An excellent way to recycle organic wastes on land and produce protein for the population. Businesses up here in the Rust Belt have started looking at old warehouses and industrial buildings for fish farming operations. I say... bring dem fishies on !
:devil:
"Fish farmers in China are purposely adding these chemicals to the fish feed and water to deal with fungal and bacterial infections, Acheson said."
http://abcnews.go.com/Health/Healthday/story?id=4507743&page=1
Re: Over-fished tuna in 'hot water', study finds - N-OS X-tasy! - 07-12-2011
DP wrote:
Two words:
Population control. No, not fish. People. 8-)
Hear, hear!
Re: Over-fished tuna in 'hot water', study finds - Uncle Wig - 07-12-2011
cbelt3 wrote:
Two words:
Fish Farms.
An excellent way to recycle organic wastes on land and produce protein for the population. Businesses up here in the Rust Belt have started looking at old warehouses and industrial buildings for fish farming operations. I say... bring dem fishies on !
Good idea for some fish, but tuna are not suitable to be farmed. It won't work.
Re: Over-fished tuna in 'hot water', study finds - JoeH - 07-12-2011
cbelt3 wrote:
Two words:
Fish Farms.
An excellent way to recycle organic wastes on land and produce protein for the population. Businesses up here in the Rust Belt have started looking at old warehouses and industrial buildings for fish farming operations. I say... bring dem fishies on !
Doesn't work that well for salmon, plenty of reports to that causing local pollution and the resulting fish not being as healthy to eat.