FISH FARMS NEED TO BE THE SIZE OF COUNTRIES

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FISH FARMS NEED TO BE THE SIZE OF COUNTRIES

An SI Board Since January 2004

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80	<i>Hope it was legally taken</i> Not sure, but the statute of limit	Kenneth Kirk	-	1/30/2004
79	<i>moose he killed</i> Hope it was legally taken. The fish and game	maceng2	-	1/30/2004
78	I remember reading a book by Richard Leo called "Edges of the Earth" i	Kenneth Kirk	-	1/29/2004
77	Peasants eat more healthfully than the average American. len	Elmer Flugum	-	1/29/2004
76	Tofu (and other legumes) have an uphill battle with elk, deer, beef, fish, and e	Elmer Flugum	-	1/29/2004
75	<i>Money is nothing when it comes to creating a sustainable, healthful lif	Kenneth Kirk	-	1/29/2004
74	Actually, I lived as a vegetarian for a couple of years as a student. The cooks	maceng2	-	1/29/2004
73	Actually I was a "near" veggie for a couple of years, never been in be	redfish	-	1/29/2004
72	In my area on the gulf coast we have had a real problem with "red tides&quo	redfish	-	1/29/2004
71	Oxygen molecules are not life, and probably don't mind the adventure of comb	maceng2	-	1/29/2004
70	Reminds me of a chap I worked with, who, like you was not a vegeatarian and not	Elmer Flugum	-	1/29/2004
69	Money is nothing when it comes to creating a sustainable, healthful lifestyle fo	Elmer Flugum	-	1/29/2004
68	Interesting. There was a big fish kill in Australia after torrential rains. It w	maceng2	-	1/29/2004
67	we are slowly getting there. Message 19743275 -lol-	maceng2	-	1/28/2004
66	"but overall agriculture predominated, and I expect fish farming will too&q	redfish	-	1/27/2004
65	<i>Alaska spends millions helping the private sector market</i> OK	maceng2	-	1/27/2004
64	<i>(sorry to keep pushing the analogy but it's apt)</i> Hey, pu	maceng2	-	1/27/2004
63	<i>What if some smart assed country sold real wild fish from a nation wide	Kenneth Kirk	-	1/27/2004
62	And of course (sorry to keep pushing the analogy but it's apt) there were pr	Kenneth Kirk	-	1/27/2004
61	yes, about 20 yrs ago I took a boat and bottom fished many areas of inshore Sco	maceng2	-	1/27/2004
60	"The sea is being turned into a dessert. An emptiness devoid of life."	redfish	-	1/27/2004
59	<i>Sure... and farming generally is inefficient, because it would cost mor	maceng2	-	1/27/2004
58	<i>It must cost more to catch a load of fish, to feed to fish, instead of	Kenneth Kirk	-	1/27/2004
57	<i>if the world's population were vegetarian!</i> Just thinking	maceng2	-	1/27/2004
56	Same 'ol story.. I think we should just put Iceland in charge of all sea are	maceng2	-	1/27/2004

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