Environmental Studies and Forestry

Seafood independence is within reach: a multi-scale assessment of seafood self-reliance in the United States

T. S. Oyikeke, S. Advani, et al.

This study by Tolulope Samuel Oyikeke, Sahir Advani, and Joshua Scott Stoll explores the potential for seafood self-reliance in the U.S. by analyzing comprehensive data from 1970 to 2021. It reveals that while the country is heavily dependent on seafood imports, a national-level self-reliance is within reach through shifts in consumer behavior and investment in infrastructure.

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