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How climate change is threatening Japan's sushi culture

Whether you’re a fan of nigiri, gunkan or temaki and buy it from the supermarket or enjoy it in a high-end restaurant, the global sushi market is big business. But climate change is starting to have an impact on the industry.

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How the sushi industry is adapting to climate change

As our oceans are overfished and waters get warmer, the question now becomes: How does sushi become more sustainable?

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