I think in the last couple of years things have got better, and there is a definite push towards more ethical and smaller scale ‘organic’ fish farming, but there is certainly still a long way to go.

From what I’ve read, it IS possible to farm fish such as salmon on an economically viable scale, without causing pollution and abusing the seas (although the feed is still a big issue) and some farmers are using these much more ecologically sound practices, but like all intensive farming there will always be ecological impacts.

Fish farms definitely do fuck fish, but if a solution to the food issue can be found, and famrers take their responsibilities seriously, I can see farming being less problematic than over fishing of wild stocks in the future!

Anyway - fucking great post