From Environmental News Network:

Experts send a mixed message to consumers when it comes to eating fish: it’s good for your heart health but beware of the methylmercury. A new way of organizing and ranking the pollutant’s levels in fish and shellfish may help consumers navigate this apparent contradiction, according to the study’s author. Read more.

 

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Coming Soon! Get ready for Aquaponics: Farming Fish, Growing Greens, a new curriculum for 9-12 grades!The program, developed by IISG to meet NGSS standards, uses water chemistry and biology to teach students about environmental science while exploring sustainable farming and fish cultivation through aquaponics. Students will gain valuable skills and knowledge that connect science to the real world.Stay tuned for the launch in 2025—this is one you won’t want to miss!Get notified when the curriculum becomes available at the link in bio.

Coming Soon! Get ready for Aquaponics: Farming Fish, Growing Greens, a new curriculum for 9-12 grades!

The program, developed by IISG to meet NGSS standards, uses water chemistry and biology to teach students about environmental science while exploring sustainable farming and fish cultivation through aquaponics. Students will gain valuable skills and knowledge that connect science to the real world.

Stay tuned for the launch in 2025—this is one you won’t want to miss!

Get notified when the curriculum becomes available at the link in bio.
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