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Farm-raised salmon a critical driver of food security for Canada

The COP15 agreement spotlighted the need for sustainable management of fisheries and aquaculture by increasing biodiversity-friendly practices and implementing innovative approaches that contribute to the resilience of food production and security.

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BY TIMOTHY KENNEDY
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Farm-raised salmon a critical driver of food security for Canada

The COP15 agreement spotlighted the need for sustainable management of fisheries and aquaculture by increasing biodiversity-friendly practices and implementing innovative approaches that contribute to the resilience of food production and security.

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