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(Forum News) Kudos to Botak Jones for eco-friendly initiative MinMin Nov 3rd, 09, 09:58 AM #1 (permalink)
Kudos to Botak Jones for eco-friendly initiative

I WOULD like to praise the Botak Jones chain of food outlets for its initiative to save wild fish stocks by using fish from sustainable fisheries in its dishes.

As many may not be aware of the current situation of fish stocks globally, the abundance of fish is declining, due to overfishing, and many fish species have become endangered or vulnerable to extinction. One example is the blue-fin tuna. Declining fish stocks will also mean we cannot consume fish in the near future as the human population grows further.

Botak Jones' latest dish, char-grilled mahi mahi (dolphin fish), caught my attention during my visit last Thursday night. Its promotional menu for mahi mahi stated that this fish comes from a sustainable fishery. Curious, I approached the staff to ask the source of other fish on the menu, such as fish & chips and Alaskan pollock.

I was impressed with their replies. They understood what I was asking when I mentioned 'sustainable fishery' and could tell me the types and sources of fish species they used and how the fish were caught.

I must say, Botak Jones is one of the few eateries that is aware of current fish issues and makes an effort to serve fish from sustainable harvest. It has also trained its staff well in knowledge of fish.

Although Botak Jones is just a neighbourhood eatery, we should appreciate it as ecologically conscious, compared to other big seafood restaurants whose staff do not even know what fish they are serving. It is such a shame that some are still serving blue-fin tuna.

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lennardseah Nov 3rd, 09, 10:20 AM #2 (permalink)
char-grilled foods are carcinogenic
 
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bozo Nov 3rd, 09, 11:32 AM #3 (permalink)
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khaos83_2000 Nov 3rd, 09, 04:08 PM #4 (permalink)
To have the wild fish population up again is very simple.
Start world war 3.
Coz during world war 1 and 2, fish population exploded and shot off the charts.
ww3 will do the same. But will there be any humans left to fish them?

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kyouta Nov 3rd, 09, 10:16 PM #5 (permalink)
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To have the wild fish population up again is very simple.
Start world war 3.
Coz during world war 1 and 2, fish population exploded and shot off the charts.
ww3 will do the same. But will there be any humans left to fish them?
yah saw it in documentaries too ... all the battles over the Pacific & Atlantic oceans no one dared to fish haha
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ORiN Nov 3rd, 09, 11:10 PM #6 (permalink)
So humans and fish populations are inversely related. Human population goes up, fish population goes down...
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tarui04 Nov 4th, 09, 12:00 AM #7 (permalink)
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So humans and fish populations are inversely related. Human population goes up, fish population goes down...

erm kill a human save a fish?
 
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alphadog Nov 4th, 09, 12:18 AM #8 (permalink)
just eat, before they go extinct.

your grandson will be proud to annouce to class, decades from now.
"my grand dad ate blue fin tuna before. Before they go extinct in 2020"
 
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sabe Nov 4th, 09, 01:31 AM #9 (permalink)
Yum yum, fish.
 
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