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The 10 Freakiest Things About FrankenfishWe have only until November 22, 2010, to generate the hundreds of thousands of comments that will be necessary to press President Obama and Food & Drug Administration Commissioner Margaret Hamburg to promise to label genetically modified salmon - if they decide to let this Frankenfish be sold in U.S. grocery stores and restaurants.
We need you to reach out to friends, family members and colleagues who don't yet know about the health and environmental risks associated with the production of genetically engineered animals for human food.
Please consider sharing our Huffington Post article, "10 Freakiest Things About Frankenfish" with your contacts via e-mail, Facebook, Twitter and your favorite social networking sites.
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Our oceans are in trouble. Out-of-control, industrial scale fishing has brought many species to the brink of extinction, while pollution from farms, cities, and factories is making other commercially important seafood unsafe to eat.
The fishing industry claims that aquaculture fish farms can solve the crisis of overfishing and pollution. Yet, most industrial scale fish farms are neither sustainable nor healthy. OCA recommends that consumers boycott not only genetically modified salmon (if it's approved for sale by the FDA) but industrially farmed salmon as well, and to buy only wild caught salmon.
This film from the Pure Salmon Campaign exposes the problems with salmon farming.
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