salmon
Coverage of salmon in the Nexus archive.
- Amazon accused of ‘greenwashing’ seafood products
Two consumers are accusing Amazon of falsely marketing seafood products as sustainable. The lawsuit targets dozens of tuna, salmon, and other seafood products sold by Amazon online and in stores.
- I'm a registered dietitian. Here are 12 of my favorite budget-friendly anti-inflammatory foods at Aldi.
A registered dietitian highlights 12 budget-friendly anti-inflammatory foods available at Aldi, including steamed edamame, Greek yogurt, avocados, salmon, and frozen berries. These foods are praised for their health benefits, affordability, and role in reducing chronic inflammation linked to diseases like heart disease and cancer.
- Bears feast on salmon at Alaska's Brooks Falls to bulk up ahead of winter
Bears are gathering at Brooks Falls in Alaska to consume salmon and build fat reserves before winter hibernation. Ranger Troy Hunt from Katmai National Park and Preserve explains this behavior.
- Meet Millie, 'the world's oldest cat', who lives on a diet of salmon, prawns, chicken and tuna...
Millie is recognized as 'the world's oldest cat' and follows a diet consisting of salmon, prawns, chicken, and tuna.
- Congress weighs killing more seals, sea lions to save salmon
Congress is considering expanding authority to kill more sea lions and seals to save salmon. Washington's freshmen representatives are collaborating on a bill to implement this measure.
- Greenling Fish Market champions local seafood
Greenling Fish Market has sold locally caught fish, including halibut, cod, rockfish, and salmon, at the South Berkeley Farmers’ Market since last fall. The market also operates at Fisherman’s Wharf, with a different setup noted during a visit.
- Dallas seafood wholesaler fined $250K for false salmon labeling
Dallas seafood wholesaler Seafood Supply Co. was fined $250,000 after pleading guilty to federal charges for mislabeling cheaper Chilean salmon as higher-value European salmon.
- Trump administration sued over redefinition of ‘harm’ under Endangered Species Act
Environmental organizations sued the Trump administration over the removal of the word 'harm' from Endangered Species Act regulations, arguing it undermines protections for imperiled wildlife. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and National Marine Fisheries Service will eliminate a 50-year-old definition of 'harm' effective September 14, citing conflicts with personal property rights and federal authority. The lawsuit claims the change could threaten species like Florida manatees, grizzly bears, and salmon.
- Climate Change Is Helping an Invasive Predator Wreak Havoc on Iconic Alaskan Fish
Climate change is enabling northern pike to invade Alaskan rivers and coastal areas, threatening salmon and trout populations. A northern pike caught in Willow, Alaska, had a juvenile coho salmon in its stomach, illustrating the predator's impact.
- This Alaska fight reaches Puget Sound’s salmon and orca
Washington's salmon recovery goals cannot be achieved if distant commercial fisheries continue harvesting fish from Washington-linked stock groups. This issue impacts Puget Sound's salmon and orca populations.
- Sponsored: A better future for salmon, orcas and seafood
The Salish Center promotes sustainable seafood practices in the Pacific Northwest by utilizing reefnet fishing and seaweed farming to support salmon and orca populations.
- Britain is crazy for SALMON: Demand for the fish skyrockets as health-conscious TikTokers flock to stock up
Demand for salmon in Britain has surged, driven by health-conscious TikTokers who are purchasing large quantities of the fish. The trend highlights a growing popularity of salmon among consumers prioritizing health.
- Exploring some of the ways food is sourced in the Pacific Northwest
The Tulalip Tribes in the Pacific Northwest are collaborating with public agencies and private landowners to remove culverts and restore salmon habitats. They have secured significant funding from government and private grants to facilitate fish passage and ecosystem recovery. The Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission highlighted their efforts in a documentary emphasizing salmon preservation for future generations.
- Decades of Effort Restore Steelhead and Salmon Passage on Alameda Creek
Decades of effort have restored steelhead and salmon passage on Alameda Creek in California. The project, detailed in a NOAA Fisheries feature story, highlights successful conservation work to improve fish migration routes.
- Salmon are at risk with federal plans to give farmers more water from Shasta Lake, critics warn
The Trump administration has proposed a plan to allocate more water from Shasta Lake to Central Valley farms. Fishing groups and environmentalists argue this plan poses a significant threat to California's salmon populations.
- Salmon are at risk with federal plans to give farmers more water from Shasta Lake, critics warn
The Trump administration's plan to allocate more water from Shasta Lake to Central Valley farms is facing criticism from fishing groups and environmentalists who warn it threatens California salmon populations. The proposed policy represents a conflict between agricultural water needs and environmental conservation.
- Fears for young fish after pollution incident
A pollution incident at Tievenny Burn in County Tyrone may have killed hundreds of salmon, according to anglers. The exact number of dead fish is not confirmed. Anglers are concerned about the impact on young fish.
- Warming waters are supercharging an invasive salmon predator in Alaska
Warming waters in Alaska are causing invasive northern pike to become more aggressive predators, with young pike increasing their fish consumption by over 60%. This heightened activity threatens already struggling salmon populations as pike metabolism accelerates in warmer conditions.
- Salmon raises $100M in equity and debt to bring digital credit to underbanked Filipinos
Salmon, a fintech company, has raised $100 million in equity and debt to expand digital credit services for underbanked Filipinos with limited credit history. The funding aims to address dissatisfaction with existing lenders' reliability issues.
- Salmon exposed to cocaine swim almost twice as far, study shows
A study found that salmon exposed to cocaine in their natural habitats swam nearly twice as far as usual, highlighting unexpected effects of drug exposure on fish behavior.
- Salmon exposed to cocaine swim almost twice as far, study shows
A study found that salmon exposed to cocaine in their natural habitats swam almost twice as far as usual. Researchers observed the drug's impact on wild fish behavior, focusing on movement patterns.
- Salmon exposed to cocaine and its main byproduct roam more widely
Salmon exposed to cocaine and its primary byproduct, benzoylecgonine, exhibit increased roaming behavior and reduced territoriality. The study, published in Science, highlights potential ecological impacts of drug pollution on aquatic species.