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Invasive species do much more damage in Australia and NZ than elsewhere. But why? thumbnail

Invasive species do much more damage in Australia and NZ than elsewhere. But why?

  • Post author:The Conversation
  • Post published:October 13, 2026
  • Post category:NA-Biodiversity/News Aggregator

If you had to pick the countries where invasive species pose the biggest problems, you probably wouldn’t think of Australia. The continent has some of the world’s strictest biosecurity, a…

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Fishmeal factories take Senegal’s fish from the dinner table thumbnail

Fishmeal factories take Senegal’s fish from the dinner table

  • Post author:Mongabay
  • Post published:October 13, 2026
  • Post category:NA-Blue Economy/News Aggregator

This article is from Food for Feed, a series investigating the global fishmeal industry. It is produced by the Outlaw Ocean Project, a news organization based in Washington, D.C., and…

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