The U.S. is the largest importer of seafood, with 91 percent of our seafood coming primarily from China. As the global demand for food is expected to double by 2050, researchers are turning to aquaculture to look for ways to breed, raise and harvest seafood in sustainable — and scalable — fish farms off the U.S. coast to improve our access to quality seafood without the carbon footprint of imported fish. This segment explores efforts to build the first open-ocean fish farm in the United States. Proponents say we could have the ability to farm as much as the total global wild catch within an area the size of Lake Michigan. Experts weigh in on whether innovation in aquaculture is outpacing federal regulation and threatening local fishing culture.
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Facelift or Replacement: Damage Report Details Long-Term Options for Future of OB Pier
A damage report released this week indicates the iconic Ocean Beach pier may be nearing the end of its life, and the city of San Diego can’t say if the pier will ever reopen to the public before the ...
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Feed People Not Landfills with Feeding San Diego and United Nations Association of San Diego
ABOUT FEEDING SAN DIEGO. Feeding San Diego is a non-profit organization on a mission to connect every person facing hunger with nutritious meals by maximizing food rescue. Establi ...
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Acorn Woodpecker In North County: Photo Of The Day
Patch reader Bob Thompson captured this photo Wednesday of an acorn woodpecker at Guajome Regional Park in Oceanside. "These bird are hoarders," Thompson said. "They stuff a ridiculous amount of ...
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La Gloria, Hill Country Craft Beer Festival: San Antonio's biggest food stories of the week
Based on the Current's most-read food stories of the week, it's clear San Antonians were hungry for insight on chef Johnny Hernandez's next culinary ...
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Eater San Diego: The Balboa is Back With Burgers in Bankers Hill
It feels like things are looking up. The Balboa – a popular burger spot among San Diegans – has reopened. More food options are coming to Petco Park. There are new restaurants in San Diego. Eater San ...
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Mayor Gloria proposes $4.6 billion budget to help San Diego recover from COVID-19
Nonprofit and small business loans, building “sexy” streets, reducing police overtime, investing in the city’s Climate Equity Fund and a focus on supporting the San Diego Convention Center are among ...
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This Is San Diego's Moment for a Homelessness Moonshot
We all must ensure the lives lost and trauma inflicted a month ago were the end of San Diego’s acceptance of the existence and consequences of our homelessness crisis.
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With Leaner Pandemic Restrictions, San Diego Restaurant Week 2021 Returns
San Diego Restaurant Week 2021 is back -- just in time for leaner coronavirus restrictions on San Diego County restaurants. Here's how this edition of the event will work.
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Opinion: San Diego Teens Have Higher Aspirations Than a Future in Cannabis
Teens see recreational cannabis for what it is: an industry that takes advantage of people’s despair and insecurities and thrives on addiction.
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San Diego's ghost kitchens
As the Future Foods website rather bluntly pitches ... doubles online as Wham Bam Burrito, while its sister restaurant, San Diego Burger Co., fulfills the ghost brand ASAP Burger.
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Opinion: Amazons, Fettuccine, Surfing and the Future of Undergraduate Education
San Diego State University is quiet ... Given the precedent set by the Italian food course, the other two courses are likely future candidates for this requirement as well. As an emeritus ...
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San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria on the Current and Future State of Local Restaurants
This past week has been marked by major developments and impactful changes within the restaurant industry as ... the restart of indoor dining with San Diego County’s recent move into the red ...