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Who Wants Seconds?

Food-focused articles, every 2nd of the month. Articles sur les enjeux alimentaires, publiés le 2 de chaque mois. EN/FR https://www.who-wants-seconds.com

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  1. Issue · Jul 12, 2026

    L’agriculture aquatique (opens the original)

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    Nous revoilà pour un nouveau Who Wants Seconds! L’article de ce mois est enfin arrivé (sous 10 jours ouvrés… on est en Juillet, c’est l’été, il ne faut pas trop nous en demander)! Pour cet article, nous avons invité Caya van der Sluis et Laurie Sellars, deux membres du Département des sciences environnementales de NYU, pour nous faire découvrir le monde fascinant, et souvent méconnu, de l’aquaculture. On espère que vous trouverez l’article aussi captivant que nous, et comme toujours, n’hésitez p

  2. Issue · Jul 12, 2026

    Farming the Waters (opens the original)

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    Welcome back to Who Wants Seconds! This month’s article is finally here (within 10 business days… it’s July, it’s summer, expectations should be adjusted accordingly)! For this article, we handed the floor to Caya van der Sluis and Laurie Sellars, two scholars at NYU’s Environmental Studies Department, to introduce you to the fascinating and often overlooked world of aquaculture. We hope you’ll find this piece as engaging as we did, and as always, don’t hesitate to leave a comment. Merci!Caya va

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