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Did you guys see this poo poo, apparently freshwater fish are all hella full of forever chemicals and eating one serving of fresh water fish is the same as drinking dirty water for a month and I guess yo uh shouldn't eat fresh water fish anymore because that sounds hella hosed up but idk I probably will still eat fresh water fish will you?
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yeah and I'm real sad about it
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Shut up coward
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Aw dangit I'm sorry nooner that was too much
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this sucks rear end, trout is tasty and now i probably won't eat it again
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i think its LAME
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Yeah we hosed the fish up good. Sophy Wackles fucked around with this message at 00:04 on Jan 21, 2023 |
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Sophy Wackles posted:Yeah we hosed the fish up good. You can still probably eat fish from farms though. just pullem out the ground! simple!
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Sophy Wackles posted:Yeah we hosed the fish up good. You can still probably eat fish from farms though. All the water is poisoned from pfas because it’s in the rainwater, globally. Also, the farmed fish are being fed from ag products grown in poison soil with poison water, or in the case of salmon, krill and poo poo to really get that bioaccumulation going. They’ve got a lot more problems than just the pfas. cat botherer fucked around with this message at 23:58 on Jan 20, 2023 |
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Jan 20, 2023 23:54
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Commercial fish are actually way betterquote:In its 2022 survey of seafood, the FDA found much lower levels of PFAS in seafood from grocery stores. The median levels of total PFAS detected by the EPA were 280 times higher [in caught freshwater fish] than levels in commercially sold fish tested by the FDA.
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i like nice words
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Anne Whateley posted:Commercial fish are actually way better
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i'll eat all kinds of garbage
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Did you know swedish fish aren't even from Sweden? They are from loving Canada what the hell
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swedish fish are TRASH
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cat botherer posted:Farmed fish are going to be at least as bad, and probably worse. Yeah just looked this up, for some reason I thought they were safer, 
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That's cool, it means I can cut out fish entirely and eat twice as much cow.
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verbal enema posted:swedish fish are TRASH Take that Canadars.
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Wait, is Sweden the poor man's Canada or is Canada the poor man's Sweden?
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Sophy Wackles posted:Yeah just looked this up, for some reason I thought they were safer,
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cat botherer posted:The difference is that those are ocean fish. The ocean has lower concentrations than freshwater. That has nothing to do with being commercial or not. There’s no reason to think fish grown commercially in freshwater is magically better, when the fresh water in the farms is contaminated just like any other water. It’s not like they filter out the pfas, that’s not a thing. Here's the FDA's 2022 test results for commercial seafood. On p. 3, tilapia is an example of a farmed freshwater fish with lower PFA levels than home-caught freshwater fish. On the other hand, clams, despite being saltwater, are hosed. If you have any evidence to back up your claim that farmed fish have higher levels of PFAs than home-caught freshwater fish, please post it. e: caught your edit -- PFA filters are far from perfect but they do exist. Some are ineffective or even counterproductive, but some work quote:Reverse osmosis filters and two-stage filters reduced PFAS levels, including GenX, by 94% or more in water, though the small number of two-stage filters tested necessitates further testing to determine why they performed so well. Anne Whateley fucked around with this message at 00:15 on Jan 21, 2023 |
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I think about the amount of times I smoked weed off of a crushed aluminum can back in highschool as I swallow another mouthful of plastic fish
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Anne Whateley posted:When it says commercial fish are much better, that category includes saltwater and freshwater, farmed and wild-caught, canned and frozen -- anything that gets sold at the grocery store.
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mother Gaia will fix herself when she feels certain we've left her no other choice
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verbal enema posted:swedish fish are TRASH Alright alright now we are just going to CHILL THE HECK OUT with this CRAZY CONSPIRACY bullshit. 
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cat botherer posted:Tilapia are quite low on the food chain, so it’s an apples-to-oranges comparison with e.g. trout Clams are from shallow coastal waters, subject to runoff. Even more importantly, they are filter feeders, so it makes no sense to compare them to fish. Shellfish have all kinds of garbage, especially heavy metals like cadmium. quote:What’s the mechanism for farmed fish water having lower pfas than other freshwater?
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save on 3d printing costs by loading up fish into the spool
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It’s not difficult to eat around the things you don’t like. If anything more metals and plastic is a good thing because then it’s even easier for you to avoid.
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Just another great reason not to eat seafood which is universally gross dogshit
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cat botherer posted:Farmed fish are going to be at least as bad, and probably worse. If all the water is poisoned, might as well eat the poisoned fish as well.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Re6pZri8Gw
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this and the 'all rainwater across the entire planet is toxic now' story has got me feeling really good lately.
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my cat already tries to eat plastic so he will weather this challenge just fine 
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flubber nuts posted:this and the 'all rainwater across the entire planet is toxic now' story has got me feeling really good lately. Give it another decade and the concept of "rain" will be a thing of the past
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Everything is full of plastic, the only thing safe to eat are pre 1900 mummies.
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EorayMel posted:Give it another decade and the concept of "rain" will be a thing of the past bill gates gonna make us all drink toilet water 
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flubber nuts posted:this and the 'all rainwater across the entire planet is toxic now' story has got me feeling really good lately. also thanks to all the pollution in the US, backyard gardens and chicken coops have ridiculous levels of contaminants, which is great news when the rest of industrial agriculture is starting to roll down the 'hosed by climate change' slope.
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