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As much as I hate eating fishes, I quite enjoy knowing they're down there swimming around, you know, existing.

I guess the reason the spotted owl got no respect is because not enough people felt they's good eatin'.
Those are quite the before/after examples.

I used to love a good grilled slab of swordfish. Bit I stopped eating it years ago, when the alarm first went out that their numbers were starting to plummet.

What a maw humanity has. I don't know much about the self-control the fishing industry itself has, so I won't comment on that.

I don't know what I'm going to have for lunch. I left it at home.

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the spotted owl got no respect is because not enough people felt they's good eatin'.

Speak for yourself, bubba. (HOO, bang, sizzle, nom, nom, nom, burp, ahh)

Seriously, here in Florida, we actually had grouper shortages due to overfishing. The fish cops changed "harvesting" regulations, and the fishies have come back. I just love the term "harvesting." It's not like we plant replacement groupers.

This reminds of the link from National Geographic I posted here before. Maybe I should go find it (lazy...). The article made me just sick about how the Blue Fin Tuna may be going the way of the Dodo bird in the next 10-20 years. A little bit of regulation is in order, people aren't going to regulate themselves.

If people want to know more about 'safe' fish, check out the Seafood Watch page and lists from our friends at the Monterey Bay Aquarium.

Well, soon the fishies will have their revenge... they will poison us with Mercury! Talk about being hoisted up by our own petard.
I figure the mercury contamination is Mother Nature's way to tell us to bug off.
Well, isn't the mercury contamination OUR fault??? I would think so! But, it's a shame about the fish....I actually did not know there were these problems....didn't realize so many people were eating fish!? I love my Tuna and Salmon sushi (but don't get to eat it often....to expensive)
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If very depressing. I read Beauty by Tepper, and the phrase Fidipur. as chanted by the masses, dominated one section. Feed the Poor. So we had nothing left. No plants, animals, space - just vast vats of algae.

Seems less and less like fiction.

I would have added Cod. That great British staple of the fish & chip shop. Even though it now costs nearly £5.00 for a piece of fried cod, it is still the best selling fish in chippies.

Depressing don't cover it.
Incredibly depressing. I am a big fish eater too. I try to avoid the obvious ones - heck, you can't even get Chilean sea bass at most restaurants, they've voluntarily stopped serving it - but salmon?

And farmed salmon tastes horrible. Plus it has mites and diseases. Bad stuff.
Air.......or should I be consuming carbon dioxide instead?
The Canadian government imposed a moratorium on the Newfoundland cod fishing industry in the early 90s, to try to give cod numbers the chance to bounce back. Well, it's been 15 years, and government scientists say the cod number are lower now than before the ban. Cod are an extremely slow developing species. It's possible we passed the point of no return with them.
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And/or:
www.blueocean.org



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so what the fuck are we supposed to eat? Twinkies and kudzu?

Or each other...

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