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US Homeland Security urges promoting domestic aquaculture to mitigate national security risks

Overlooked report highlights critical issues for US aquaculture industry, names health of Americans and health of the US economy as top concerns

By Liza Mayer | March 16, 2023 15:53 GMT
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The US Department of Homeland Security report, "Threats to Food and Agricultural Resources", recommends promoting domestic aquaculture for food production to mitigate risks to national security [...]

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