Sentence examples for unsafe fish from inspiring English sources

Besides, Mr. Bolger added, if given too much information -- like guidelines distinguishing between safe and unsafe fish and those to be eaten infrequently -- women would stop eating all fish.

Beyond that, Dr. Bolger said the agency held three focus groups before releasing the advisory and found that it was difficult to communicate to people the concept that there are safe fish, unsafe fish and some fish that should be eaten infrequently.

Most are from Africa or the Middle East and pay large sums to people smugglers in Libya who transport them in unsafe fishing vessels.

Traditional fishery management just named a total allowance and let fishermen race to grab as much of it as they could, a scramble that led to overfishing, unsafe fishing, and high levels of collateral damage to other species.

Smugglers charge extortionate prices to cram hordes of people into old and unsafe fishing vessels, knowing their passengers will accept any level of risk in the desperation to escape their homelands.

These bacteria are responsible for beach closures, and can also make it unsafe to fish.

Although it is a minority view, some of the most ardent admirers of Commander Waddle insist that it is not he -- but an unsafe Japanese fishing boat -- that is most to blame for the nine deaths.

When the act became law, two-thirds of our nation's lakes, rivers and coastal waters were unsafe for fishing or swimming, and untreated sewage and industrial waste was routinely dumped into our waters.

She said the plan addressed the most serious problems facing the lakes like sediment contamination, the proliferation of non-native species, the loss of habitat and the production of fish unsafe for eating.

According to the Union of Concerned Scientists, just 1/70 of a teaspoon of mercury deposited into a 25-acre lake would be enough to make the fish unsafe to eat.

The pesticides used to help the grass grow and the soil erosion caused by clearing trees turn the rivers a murky brown, making them unsafe for drinking, fishing and washing.