Knowable Magazine on Nostr: “Today, the question is less about which fish feels virtuous and more about which ...
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"content": "“Today, the question is less about which fish feels virtuous and more about which system can endure in a changing climate—and which has the lesser carbon footprint. The answer is not as straightforward as you might wish.”\n\n👀 On our radar: Carbon considerations for farmed and wild fish\n✍️ James Gaines, Anthropocene\n\nhttps://www.anthropocenemagazine.org/2026/03/whats-more-carbon-friendly-farmed-or-wild-fish/",
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