The Carbon Footprint of Dinner: How 'Green' Are Fish Sticks? (IMAGE)

University of California - Santa Cruz

The Carbon Footprint of Dinner: How 'Green' Are Fish Sticks?

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Processing Alaskan pollock into fish sticks, imitation crab, and fish fillets generates significant greenhouse gas emissions, a new study reveals.

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