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Environment & Energy

AtheistCrusader

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3. Not many people eat sunfish.

Reply to msongs (Reply #1)

Wed Sep 17, 2014, 10:47 AM

Sep 2014

Though I suppose netting by-catch that kills them and discards them as waste is a problem.

I would think a bigger issue would be the trash pretty much everyone is hucking in the ocean, that somewhat resembles their food... Like plastic bags.

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thanks to our friends who eat fish, those fish may soon be extinct anyway so no big deal eh? nt msongs Sep 2014 #1

but "meat" is green! stuntcat Sep 2014 #2

Not many people eat sunfish. AtheistCrusader Sep 2014 #3

Just the usual suspects ... Nihil Sep 2014 #4