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Or eat aquacultured fish from your region. For example from an aquaponic system. But there are few viable commercial operations on the market so far.
by jsilence 7y ago
Or eat aquacultured fish from your region. For example from an aquaponic system. But there are few viable commercial operations on the market so far.
- millettjon 7y agoThe large scale fish farms also pollute heavily.
- jsilence 7y agoAbsolutely! Sustainable, low emission recirculating aquaculture comes at a price. It is not yet clear whether customers are willing to pay the premium for products from a good solution.
- atdrummond 7y agoThe operations described by your OP aren’t large scale fish farms.
- the8472 7y agoAren't aquacultured fish fed with fishmeal, which means even more fishing nets due to the conversion inefficiencies of carnivorous fish?
- jsilence 7y agoAt the time fishmeal and fish oil are neccessary to supply certain nutrients, lysin and methionine for example, but suppliers have been successfully reducing the amount of fishmeal and oil in recent times. The goal is to reduce it to a minimum. Not all fishmeal is unsustainable. The slaughtering residue from wild catch and from aquaculture as well as the bycatch are ressources for fish feed that we should not waste.