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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🚨🚨New episode alert!🚨🚨 Teach Me About the Great Lakes episode 100: Diner Tuna is the Best Tuna is now out! Listen in at the link in bio or wherever podcasts are found.

🚨🚨New episode alert!🚨🚨 Teach Me About the Great Lakes episode 100: Diner Tuna is the Best Tuna is now out! Listen in at the link in bio or wherever podcasts are found. ...

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