Sentence examples for lists of fish from inspiring English sources

Two environmental groups have just added some other species to their lists of fish that pregnant women should avoid.

Lists of fish that are safe and unsafe from the perspective of mercury exposure have been published and made widely available to consumers (U.S. EPA 2004h).

The authors recommend that countries develop national lists of fish that can be eaten freely or moderately and fish that should be avoided.

Other groups, such as Physicians for Social Responsibility (2004) and the Environmental Working Group (2012), provide lists of fish species with higher and lower mercury concentrations, along with consumption guidelines.

In the past BirdLife has also provided lists of fishing techniques that reduce deaths among albatrosses and petrels, for fisheries unable to stay away from seabird populations.

(It does, however, offer a lengthy list of fish dishes).

Sushi, though, is the thing, and for a neighborhood restaurant, Tsuki has an extensive list of fish.

That report called the standards that the F.D.A. used for its health alert seriously outdated and offered guidance on how to modernize them -- guidance that might have resulted in a much longer list of fish to avoid.

"When you put fresh fish in an airplane," Mr. Leonard said, "all bets are off," The Monterey Bay Aquarium includes all farmed fish on its "red list" of fish to be avoided, citing concerns like the discharge of waste and parasites from farms.

Table 1 List of fish groups (common names) and species (scientific names) captured by fish traps during the study period Groups of fishes (com. name) Abundance (±SE) Species (sci.

In 2010, Greenpeace International added the tiger shark to its seafood red list, which is a list of fish commonly sold around the world, and which have a very high risk of being sourced from unsustainable fisheries.