Science
This every day item is killing fish in astonishing numbers – Inverse
A study identifies a chemical in car tires fatal to salmon, suggesting the chemical may be behind the majority of all salmon deaths recorded in rivers.
Be they orange, pink, or red
, salmon share one color in common: green. According to a study published earlier this year, salmon were the third most-valuable type of seafood, worth $598 billion in 2018.
Salmon doesn’t just taste good it is good for us, too. These fish are nutritional powerhouses, laden with omega-3 fatty acids and essential minerals. Eating a diet rich in salmon could help stave off cognitive decline, improve men’s reproductive health, and perhaps even treat depression.
The demand…
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