Ocean activists push for radical shifts to save seas
A group of experts and chefs discuss drastic steps to curb ocean damage from climate change. Norwegians, researchers, and entrepreneurs advocate local sustainable sourcing, high seas protection, and shifting aquaculture away from carnivorous fish toward shellfish and seaweed.
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New England
Geographic Society
Canada
Sala
Maritime
No Man’s Land
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
High Seas
Jennifer Jacquet
Jacquet
Department of Environmental Studies
New York University
Bun Lai
Long Island Sound
Miya
Lai
Yale University
New Haven
Connecticut
Texas
Kiribati
Bun
Mexico
U.S
Caribbean
Wild Culture Opens Taproom Supporting Local Iowa Brewers
Wild Culture aims to be a community gathering spot with a taproom offering kombucha and a broad drink lineup. Owner Reed notes 1 percent ABV for kombucha versus 4 to 10 percent for beers, plus seasonal brews and small batches. They feature Towa beers cider mead wine tea coffee sodas shandies and snacks from local producers.
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Reed
Get Fresh
Cedar Rapids
la Croix
Millstream
Sour Flower
Jefferson County
Cedar Harvest
Lion Bridge
Valerie
Towa
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Christopher Haatuft, Chef
Christopher Haatuft
Lysverket
Bergen
Haatuft
Langoustine
Enric Sala
Wietse van der Werf, Entrepreneur
Wietse van der Werf
Mediterranean
North
Africa
van der Werf
Navy
Sea Rangers
Google
Eric Schmidt
Sea Ranger Service
North Sea
van der Wert
Iowa
Alison
Gowans
Thegazette
The
Gazette
Wild Culture Kombucha Taproom
Iowa City
Valetie
NCUA
Dupaco.com
Dupaco