Mongabay on MSN14d
Study finds signs of tuna abundance outside marine protected areas
There’s solid evidence that well-enforced marine protected areas (MPAs) that prohibit fishing benefit a wide variety of ...
Amazon S3 on MSN13d
Putting canned tuna in an energy drink for a week...
"DokaRyan experiments with unexpected, delicious, and sometimes dangerously disgusting infusements. Follow him on How ...
New Food Magazine13d
Carrefour joins global push for tuna transparency in supply chains
The French retailer strengthens its commitment to responsible seafood sourcing by signing The Nature Conservancy’s Tuna ...
The Washington Post27d
Climate change is robbing Pacific islands of another resource: Tuna
which has threatened bluefin tuna in particular. “We have the most sustainable fisheries in the world in the Western and Central Pacific Ocean, not only the highest numbers of catch but the ...
Metal Workers on MSN10d
From Ocean to Shelf: The Tuna Manufacture Process
Curious about how canned tuna makes its way from the ocean to your shelf? Discover the detailed process behind this ocean-to-can journey. Fresh tuna is expertly processed, sealed, and preserved to ...
Observer11d
The Best Restaurants in Santa Monica
From Southeast Asian cuisine in Ocean Park to Mediterranean fare in front of Muscle Beach, these are the best restaurants in ...
Undercurrent News17d
Pacific Nations secure $107m to protect tuna economies from climate change
The tuna catch in the Western and Central Pacific Ocean in 2023 was 2.623m metric tons, a 1.3% decrease from 2022, representing 53% of the global tuna catch, according to a summary of the status ...
Dallas Observer13d
Bluefin Tuna Breakdowns, Dallas' Latest Culinary Extravagance
The majority of Pacific bluefin are born during spawning season in the western Pacific Ocean, in an area that stretches 1,300 miles from the Philippine Sea to the Sea of Japan. A female tuna may ...
The New York Times22d
On Chinese Tuna Boats, North Koreans Trawl for Cash for Kim Jong-un
Thousands of miles from home, North Koreans work on Chinese tuna longliners in the Indian Ocean for pay that goes to their leader, a new study says. By Choe Sang-Hun and Muktita Suhartono Choe ...
NOAA’s uncertain future brings tsunami of worry for wildlife, ocean
Concerns have been brewing in recent days as word of large-scale layoffs at NOAA and its sister branch the National Weather ...
Vail Daily3d
Montauk grills fresh seafood in Vail’s Lionshead Village
Firmly ensconced like a particularly tenacious barnacle on the Vail dining scene, Montauk has been taking guests under the ...
Hindustan Times21d
China's tuna vessels used North Korea crews in breach of UN bans, report says
said it identified the presence of North Koreans across 12 Chinese tuna long-liners operating in the southwest Indian Ocean. The report was mostly based on interviews with 19 Indonesians and ...