Fish raised on farms generally eat their ground-up oceanic cousins. A farm in Susanville is trying to change that.

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Fish raised on farms generally eat their ground-up oceanic cousins. A farm in Susanville is trying to change that.
So far no policy has been created to protect carbon storage in the ocean, which is Earth’s largest carbon sink and a central element of our planet’s climate cycle.
We’re used to bodies having front and back, top and bottom, left and right. But as some common California tidepool creatures show, there’s a totally different way of living.
Josie Iselin’s passion for discovering natural treasures along the shore started young, and later evolved into her life’s work: turning ocean objects into art through her popular photography books. We spoke with Josie as she prepared to release her seventh … Read more