The World Resources Institute predicts that 90% of coral reefs will be threatened by 2050, but a fast-growing scheme in Florida is now leading the fight against this decline. Based in Key Largo, the Coral Restoration Foundation spearheads a global network that aims to restore reefs worldwide by creating coral nurseries. These farming operations consist…
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Concerns raised about fish digesting plastic
We’ve all been told how good for us fish is with its healthy fats, protein and Omega 3 but how about plastic? Packs of six Youngís fish cakes have been recalled from Farmfoods and Heron Foods stores due to the risk of them containing hard plastic and potentially scraps of metal. Customers have been asked…
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Chris Matthews’ recipe for Seared Tuna with lemon, sesame, and coriander
What will you eat today? The same as yesterday? And the day before, and the day before that? How about something that sounds fancy but is actually rather simple? I present to you seared tuna steak with hints of lemon, sesame, and coriander. “Ooh”, I hear you whisper. Well yes, ooh indeed. Cheap fresh or…
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Catch of the day
When it comes to being attracted to others, we will all agree that a sexy accent can seal the deal. As it happens, this is also the case for cod, whose differing accents are causing scientists to worry for the fish’s mating prospects. Increasing sea temperatures due to climate change are driving Cornish cod to…
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Concrete Fitness: a guide to superfoods
No matter what your age or lifestyle, whether sedentary or highly active, adapting your diet to include a diverse range of nutritious foods can make a significant impact while at university, not only to physical performance but for studying too. While vitamin supplements and tablets provide a handy boost, they are no substitute for a…