[Coral-List] a couple new articles of possible interest
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Sun Jun 29 04:36:55 EDT 2014
While reading Charles Sheppard article on famine and food insecurity I noticed there was no mention to a possible shift in diets among the potential solutions to starvation and overfishing.
I have the suspect that with the recent developments in the field of agro-ecology in tropical climate, more could be done to produce food, including proteins, using sustainably managed and well designed "food forests" based on food producing plants arranged in a fashion that mimics natural ecosystems as much as possible (something that was already done in the past in some tropical areas of the world). I believe this aspect has the potential to be an important piece of the puzzle, deserving more attention worldwide.
Kind regards
Francesca
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Subject: [Coral-List] a couple new articles of possible interest
"Famines, food insecurity and coral reef "Ponzi" fisheries"
http://www.journals.elsevier.com/marine-pollution-bulletin/recent-articles/
"Fishing down the largest coral reef fish species."
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0025326X14002756
Both are in Marine Pollution Bulletin, volume 84, July 2014.
Cheers, Doug
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