“It has been a sobering experience researching the evidence surrounding the interaction between salmon fish farming and wild fish stocks. The evidence is clear that aquaculture can have a significantly negative impact, in some areas, on wild salmon, sea trout and their environment. We must learn from the scientific evidence available, enforce the precautionary principle and take action before it's too late.”
-Janina Gray, S&TA's Head of Science
The Salmon & Trout Association of the United Kingdom, which promotes the proper management of aquatic resources, has condemned current fish farming practices due to a history of malpractice and three principle problems. Sea lice, escapes and sea floor pollution in fish farms have had a devasting effect on wild stocks and according to this agency, which is backed by Prince Charles, cautionary steps must be taken.
Globe and Mail for more.
Monday, March 29, 2010
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