Chinook salmon, the largest and fattiest of Alaska’s five salmon species and the mainstay of these communities, has been declining for decades, and for the second year in a row, Indigenous fishing ...

Sonja Salmon is a big fan of cellulose, and that’s why she wants to destroy it. “I love cellulose,” she says. “I’m ripping cellulose apart because I love it.” She’s also pulling it ...

Brette Warshaw is an editor at Apple News and has worked at publications such as Lucky Peach and Food52. Her book “What’s the Difference?: Recreational Culinary Reference for the Curious and ...

The salmon life cycle is complex, which means it can be impacted by any number of factors. Their decline in the Pacific Northwest isn't simple, but it is concerning.

Fish go in one end, and the soft fabric of the tube forms a seal around the body of the fish, creating a vacuum, which in turn propels the fish through the tube at a speed of around 5 metres to 10 ...

“We can chew it up into small enough molecules and fragments that it will actually fall out of the rest of the fabric structure,” Salmon says. Part of Nature Outlook: The circular economy.