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Abstract

This study investigates the United States' potential for seafood self-reliance, analyzing production, utilization, yield, and consumption data from 1970-2021 across seven regions. While the US is a major seafood importer, the study finds national-level self-reliance is achievable, although regional capacity varies. Achieving greater independence requires shifts in consumer behavior, infrastructure investment, and climate change adaptation.

Publisher

npj Ocean Sustainability

Published On

Jun 07, 2024

Authors

Tolulope Samuel Oyikeke, Sahir Advani, Joshua Scott Stoll

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