Is there a global shortage of eel for human consumption?

I am not sure if there is a shortage but I know that there are concerns around the current eel farming methods (that essentially trap baby ones in the wild and grown them somewhere else) effectively taking them out of a breeding cycle. read more

I am not sure if there is a shortage but I know that there are concerns around the current eel farming methods (that essentially trap baby ones in the wild and grown them somewhere else) effectively taking them out of a breeding cycle. I have heard people are looking at genuine eel farms (i.e. breeding) to counter the sustainability concerns. read more

One of the biggest and most prominent causes for food shortage across the globe will be because of loss of biodiversity, mainly keystone species. Honey bees are the Earth's most important keystone species, due to their pollination. If all bees were to disappear, humans would die in four years. read more