Sentences with phrase «fish over farmed»

When buying fish opt for wild - caught fish over farmed varieties.

If possible, it's best to purchase wild caught fish over farm raised.

Not exact matches

When settler and Indigenous people clashed over access to resources — fishing grounds, or farm land — the government gave the settlers their way, ignoring the treaties when it suited them.

Example «We have millions of abalone in several fish farms all over China.....

The SNP have raised fears that powers over issues like farming and fishing that are currently held in Brussels will transfer to Westminster upon Brexit rather than being devolved.

Mr. Van Scoyoc criticized the Republican candidates for supervisor and town board, who he said «started very early opposing the wind farm» and are «trying to drive a wedge» between residents over the project's potential to impact the commercial fishing industry, members of which fear that the wind farm's construction and operation will destroy critically important habitat.

Slow uptake Projects to promote the application of urine in agriculture have spread worldwide over the last decade: from pee collection and transport systems designed for 6,500 users in urban Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso; to research on the application of human urine for carp fish farming in West Bengal, India; and more than 135,000 toilets diverting urine in Sweden.

And shrimp farming (which provides well over one million metric tons of shrimp annually, about 25 percent of all shrimp consumed) has been linked to the destruction of almost half of the world's mangroves: coastal forests that absorb carbon dioxide and provide essential habitat for wild fish species.

Mr Teo Khai Seng, owner of Singapore's KhaiSeng Trading & Fish Farm Pte Ltd said, «We descale and sell over 200 fish a day to wholesalers, restaurants and walk - in customFish Farm Pte Ltd said, «We descale and sell over 200 fish a day to wholesalers, restaurants and walk - in customfish a day to wholesalers, restaurants and walk - in customers.

If we do not alter the way we fish, farm, and generate energy, he predicts, similar dead zones will spread across continental shelves all over the world.

Although the land was privately owned, over much of it — the commons and the wastes of the manor — rural people maintained rights to farm, graze their animals, catch fish and collect firewood, bracken, gravel or turf.

Of 129 radio - collared Pacific fishers for which the cause of mortality could be determined over an eight - year span, poison at illegal pot farms was found to have killed 13.

Research over the years has linked a variety of early lifestyle factors, like having pets, eating fish, and living on a farm to a significantly lower risk of developing allergies.

These fish are eaten by over a quarter of all adults in the U.S. and experts predict that the exponential growth of the farmed fish industry will continue.

When selecting fatty fish, choose sustainable and wild options over farmed and endangered.

Other people may argue otherwise but sence Online LR is easy to get over, waiting till your farm and Fish mongress is upgraded is the best time sence you can now play online without worry about losing to many tools... for the most part.

TONGA: With an economy based on farming, fishing and some tourism, there's not a huge demand for consumer books in Tonga, although the country has the highest literacy rate in the Pacific (over 98 %) and a good primary and secondary education system.

Reservations can be made for fishing charters and camps, boat hire, scenic flights, restaurants, river cruises including crocodile spotting, bird watching, sightseeing and sunset barbecues, golf, tennis, barramundi farming and magnificent sunsets over the water.

Watch as the sun sets over the beautiful MacDonnell Ranges then dismount at the Frontier Camel Farm to enjoy a dinner of native foods, baked fillet of fish or prime beef and homemade wattle seed bread accompanied by beer or wine, freshly brewed tea or coffee, and delicious desserts.

Recreation may include — tennis, boules, golf driving range, stroll or swim at the nearby unspoilt beaches, fishing, local diving, close to Hobart dive reef, bush walk in Deep Creek Conservation Park, feed the farm animals, bird watching, relax in the garden and enjoy spectacular sunsets over the sea.

It passes through a terrain shaped by glaciers, over land and by sea hunted and fished by the Indians, farmed by the colonists, and lastly developed as a resort.

Then there's other forms of pollution of the world's waters, the destruction of ecosystems by simple over - fishing / population reductions from feeding people and farmed biota, as well as built environment destroying supporting ecosystems.

Could fish farms provide enough commodity seafood that it wouldn't matter to the rest of us if the Portuguese continued overfishing the deep oceans, or will we be having wars and binding treaties over fish harvests?

Farming, Fishing, Forests, Water ways and the water supply are all polluted to such an extent that the life expectancy is just over 40 years of age

First Nations leaders have been occupying fish farms in the Broughton Archipelago for over 200 days, and now, leading environmentalist David Suzuki, invited top chefs concerned with the wellbeing of wild salmon, to add their voice to the resistance.

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Or they can choose to appease the greens, ignore shale, send Cuadrilla packing over to Poland, spend hundreds of billions on offshore wind farms and get us «off the fossil fuel hook» only to leave the economy floundering and powerless like a fish on a slab.

But beyond the fact that you are quibbling over whether keeping the animal in a confined space is cruel before murdering it and eating its remains, which is a stupid discussion, how come the efficiency of fish farming isnt being discussed here?

This helps explain why the share of the world grain harvest used for feed has not increased over the last 20 years even though production of meat, milk, eggs, and farmed fish has climbed.

First Nations leaders have been occupying fish farms in the Broughton Archipelago for over 200 days, and now, leading environmentalist David Suzuki, invited top chefs concerned with the wellbeing of wild salmon, to add their voice to the resistance.

Best explanation is that fancy west coast restaurants are tired of diners fighting over the virtues of farmed or wild salmon and are offering the more affordable and catchable sable fish.