Port O'Brien: Friends Don't Let Friends Eat Farmed Salmon
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The Pacific Salmon Forum PSF - a non-biased scientific body ordered to look into the sea lice issue found that the studies Morton was citing (her own), were incorrect. Co-author Marty Krkosek agreed. Morton and Krkosek were asked to “recalibrate”. She concluded that “the survival of the pink salmon cohort was not statistically different from a reference region without salmon farms.” That’s right – no extinction. Not even a difference.
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@radionurse I am sure you are saying this about the Alaska Farmed Salmon also?
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@radionurse I know, facts suck. The FACT that farmed salmon IS NOT dyed is killing you. Too bad.
If you want to say it's dyed, then we'll have to admit that Alaska salmon is "dyed" too. ALL SALMON eat food that has a carotene in it and it changes their flesh to a pink/red color.
It just occured to me; this guy says "the farmed salmon industry has really hurt the Alaska salmon fishery", but then states that the product is "poor quality"??? How does that work?
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@alaskaranchedsalmon- your input on this is as valid as phillip morris' on why tobacco is safe. nice try. farmed salmon sucks and tastes disgusting. and dont lie it is DYED.
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@millicentbistander fucking A man
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Here here.



My be an UNCENSOREDINTERVIEW but why censore comments?
Folkboat11 1 year ago 5
Just because an animal is non-native, doesn't make it "invasive."
In the early 1900s, millions of Atlantic salmon were released into a few rivers on Vancouver Island in the hopes of starting a sport fishery for Atlantic salmon. It totally failed.
sportspanda01 2 years ago 5