Products
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Sea food
Categories: Food
Proxy: Fish
Sea food can come from fisheries or aquaculture. For fisheries, 60-90% of the emissions come from the diesel consumption of the fishing boats1 2. For aquaculture, the majority of emissions come from either feed (marine net pen and floating cage systems) or temperature control and oxygen regulation (land-based operations)1.
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Seafood Carbon Emissions Tool, http://seafoodco2.dal.ca/ ↩
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Ziegler, F., Hornborg, S., Green, B. S., Eigaard, O. R., Farmery, A. K., Hammar, L., ... & Smith, A. D. (2016). Expanding the concept of sustainable seafood using Life Cycle Assessment. Fish and Fisheries, 17(4), 1073-1093. ↩
Subcategories: Seaweed | Clams | Fish | Mussels | Scallops | Fish roe | Oyster | Crustaceans | Squid | Octopus | Cuttlefish
Studies
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Recipes
*only recipes with more than 50 grams of Sea food are shown.Recipes |
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