Wild salmon under threat as numbers and diversity fall
23 February 2021 | By
A team of researchers have noted a decline in wild salmon population and diversity in Canada over the last century.
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Salmonella outbreak causes hundreds of cases and several deaths in UK
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No time to let up in fight against salt say researchers
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Fatal food allergic reactions see decline in UK
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20 US hotspots where nitrogen reduction programmes could be targeted
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Could edible holograms decorate foods one day?
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FDA investigating multistate outbreak of Listeria monocytogenes
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