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Feeding fish with fumes

Nature Sustainability volume 5, pages 9–10 (2022)Cite this article

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Sustainable farming of fish requires their feed to be responsibly sourced. New research illustrates how we could convert industrial carbon emissions into a valuable feed resource.

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