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| - | Two main areas of interest: how to keep fishing is sort of obvious. But here are some notes on sustainable marine vegetarianism. | + | Two main areas of interest: how to keep fishing is sort of obvious. But here are some notes on sustainable marine vegetarianism. |
| ===Edible Seaweeds=== | ===Edible Seaweeds=== | ||
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| Lyngbya is toxic. Very fine hairs, often wrapped around other seaweeds. | Lyngbya is toxic. Very fine hairs, often wrapped around other seaweeds. | ||
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| + | Hijiki / Hiziki can have significant levels of non organic arsenic. [[http:// | ||