So you've heard the buzz, right? Aquaculture and carbon markets. It sounds like one of those perfect, shiny solutions: farm fish, capture carbon, make money, save the planet. It's the kind of headli
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So you’re standing at the fish counter, staring at that lovely pink fillet of farmed freshwater salmon. It’s affordable, available year-round, and let’s be honest, it tastes pretty darn good. But then
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Let’s be honest. For anyone who loves fishing or works in aquaculture, the dream is pretty simple: more fish, less hassle, and doing it in a way that doesn’t empty our waters for future generations. I
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Let's be honest for a second. When you hear "blue carbon," what comes to mind? Maybe a scientist in a lab coat, or a dense UN report about mangrove forests? It's easy to file it away as something
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Let's be honest, when you hear "carbon sink," your eyes might glaze over a little. It sounds like something for scientists in lab coats or policy wonks at a UN conference. But what if I told you th
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Let's be honest, the term "sustainable aquaculture" gets thrown around a lot. It can feel overwhelming, like you need a PhD in marine biology just to start. But what if the next big step for your f
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Let's be honest. We're all standing in the seafood aisle, a bit confused. There's the "organic" label, the "sustainable" sticker, maybe a cute little dolphin-safe icon. It feels good, but there
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You know, when I first got into aquaculture, the word "phosphorus" made me think of two things: expensive feed bills and worrying about my discharge water. It felt like a necessary evil—you need it
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