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… ’s any oil, gas or seafood left to be had. Many … the Gulf of Mexico than into any other comparable body of water. The Gulf of Mexico … of Project 2025, scientific and medical research should be left to … that used the concept “One Health” – a term adopted by …

… samples from the seafood market were from the Gulf of Mexico, the analysis found … food safety technology company that recently developed a rapid seafood species identification … . Ambiguity in state law prevented health inspectors from levying fines even …

… Monterey Bay Aquarium that tracks safe-to-eat fish based on … .a. Hog Snapper (From the Gulf of Mexico by hand or by pole … of fish and seafood to avoid when considering health and sustainability. Imported …

… sales in the eastern Gulf of Mexico and 21 auctions off … of Public Health and former deputy commissioner of the FDA. ‘ … to preserving biodiversity hotspots, safeguarding carbon-rich old-growth … energy, minerals, timber and seafood. The order outlines policies …

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Lagos, Nigeria – Amid growing concerns over food insecurity and economic instability across African nations, the sustainable development of aquaculture is increasingly being recognized as a promising pathway to address these critical challenges. With the …

 Due to rising threats of food insecurity and economic instability in African countries, aquaculture, if handled appropriately, is emerging as one of the promising solutions to these issues. With rising demand for seafood and growing pressure on wild fish …

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