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post 1634848873 03-28-2021, 03:07 PM
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I always thought seafood was sustainable

just saw seaspiracy on netflix and it exposed the fishing industry and ocean environmental organizations

-fishing industry is killing off many ocean life by overfishing and dumping majority of plastic into ocean by their nets and equipment
-bycatch (catching non targeted species in nets) kill more whales, dolphins, sharks than actually hunting them
-ocean environmental groups dont mention this bc they are brought out by commercial fishing
-sustainable labels are bs cause they arent enforced and the ships lie and also brought out by commercial fishing
-commercial fishing is taking fish from africa leaving them nothing resulting in them resorting to piracy (westerners and asians doing it)
-fish farming is not efficient and uses more fish and produce alot of pollution and disease
-thai shrimp industry uses slave labor and corrupt cops turn a blind eye

we are always taught that seafood is more sustainable and we should eat more but its bs too so im prob gonna go vegetarian
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post 1634848993 03-28-2021, 03:09 PM
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No chit Ans waters dirty as chit
post 1634849633 03-28-2021, 03:17 PM
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What about the government info?https://www.fishwatch.gov/profiles/all-profiles
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That’s not all true. Plenty of seafood is perfectly fine to harvest still. Plenty of fish farms are very responsible. Look at the creative kings out of Vancouver island. It’s a completely separate deal then say the operation that didn’t repair their nets for a decade and looses all their farmed fish into the ocean.

Grey areas.

I typically purchase my fish for my restaurant from day boats, it’s a lot different then the large operations.
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It's exactly like every other industry. Corporate bloat and human greed lead to unsustainable practices.

Can you aware me on the similar Netflix documentary on how bad monocropping is? Or one on unsustainable agriculture with respect to plant-based foods?

I'll be back in a while to check it out. Thanks in advance.
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i'll just leave these here

https://www.theguardian.com/environm...apagos-ecuador

https://e360.yale.edu/features/how-c...-worlds-oceans

https://blueocean.net/chinas-demand-fish-unsustainable/
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Greed will ruin humans and the planet along with it

Can only imagine what it's gonna be like for the unlucky bastards born in the last century
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Know what your talking about but didn’t have the guts to watch it. I know it would just piss me off. Humans are a parasitic host on planet earth. Hopefully when we’re all dead nature survives!
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If anyone has actually taken a few flights in their life across seas, you'd understand how much fish "left" there is
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you can thank chinese fishing boats
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Originally Posted By wasp9166
Greed will ruin humans and the planet along with it
We can't fight our DNA. We realize all of our natural resources are becoming scarce, so our response is to harvest them as fast as possible before they're gone.

Game theory is a cruel mistress.
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Originally Posted By eatyourspinach
lol if you think everybody follows the guidelines and dont harvest endangered fishes
Originally Posted By Lowkick
IDGAF I need my protein & omega 3's.
the omega 3 from fishes is actually from the algae that gets eaten by the small planktons and then up the food chain into the fishes
Originally Posted By Duckliver
That’s not all true. Plenty of seafood is perfectly fine to harvest still. Plenty of fish farms are very responsible. Look at the creative kings out of Vancouver island. It’s a completely separate deal then say the operation that didn’t repair their nets for a decade and looses all their farmed fish into the ocean.

Grey areas.

I typically purchase my fish for my restaurant from day boats, it’s a lot different then the large operations.
too bad alot of farming operations maximize profits and dont follow the sustainable guideline and small boat operations still leave trash in oceans
Originally Posted By theOculusMC
It's exactly like every other industry. Corporate bloat and human greed lead to unsustainable practices.

Can you aware me on the similar Netflix documentary on how bad monocropping is? Or one on unsustainable agriculture with respect to plant-based foods?

I'll be back in a while to check it out. Thanks in advance.
they have one called Kiss the Ground with Woody Harrelson and even if you go vegan alot of commercial farming is unsustainable as wellchina by far is the worst when it comes to the environment and alot of shills praise china on its solar panels production
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