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Oceana's new campaign warns about salmon farming's potential risks to human health
Using an animated video, marine conservation organization Oceana warned about the effects that bacterial resistance could have on health....
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Two salmon farming companies refuse to provide information on their use of antibiotics despite an order from the Council for Transparency
Companies Marine Harvest, now Mowi, and Ventisqueros, the latter in the spotlight for a massive escape of salmon from one of their farms,...
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New law that modernizes Sernapesca leaves Chile at the forefront in the fight against illegal fishing
Marine conservation organization Oceana celebrated the Chilean Senate’s approval of the bill that updates the National Fisheries and...
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Peru’s new law trashes single-use plastics
After almost a year of continuous debate, Peru has joined the global fight against plastic pollution. In a unanimous vote earlier this...
Blog
Expedition diaries: Exploring marine ecosystems in Katalalixar, Patagonia
We arrived in Tortel in the dark, after the long drive south into Patagonia. It was a surprise what we’d find in the morning, when we...
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