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As DNR passes ban on fish farming, other agencies push back

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Advocates of net pens argue without these tools to grow fish locally, the alternative will be shipping in seafood from other countries.

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Alaska governor proposes lifting state’s longtime ban on fish farms

A state-run fish hatchery is seen in Anchorage. Alaska permits hatcheries for wild fish but has long forbidden fish farms, but that could change if a new bill becomes law. (Alaska Department of Fish and Game photo)Gov. Mike Dunleavy on Friday introduced a bill that would partially reverse Alaska’s 35-year-old ban on fish farms. House Bill 111 was referred to the House Fisheries Committee for consideration. If signed into law, HB 111 wouldn’t all…

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As DNR passes ban on fish farming, other agencies push back

Advocates of net pens argue without these tools to grow fish locally, the alternative will be shipping in seafood from other countries.

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Dunleavy introduces fish farming legislation

Gov. Mike Dunleavy has introduced new legislation aimed at enhancing food security and fostering economic growth by permitting finfish farming in Alaska. Currently, Alaska law strictly prohibits finfish farming, except for private nonprofit salmon hatcheries. However, House Bill 111 (HB 111), introduced on Friday, would grant the commissioner of the Department of Fish and Game—working […] The post Dunleavy introduces fish farming legislation app…

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Future reading: The Fish Counter! - Food Politics by Marion Nestle

My next forthcoming book is now available for preorder. I say next, because this one is a bit of a surprise, even to me.  It’s a spinoff from my forthcoming (in September, I think) new and thoroughly revised edition of What to Eat, retitled What to Eat Now—the book I’ve been working on for the last three years. Here’s what the publisher says about The Fish Counter: A standalone extract from the newly revised edition of her groundbreaking What to…

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