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The Boston Globe
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Labor and pollution issues in farmed seafood
In September 2025, fish-farming lobbyists sought to promote legislation expanding aquaculture in US waters, citing sustainability and ocean conservation. However, a global investigation revealed that fish farming relies heavily on wild fish for feed, contributing to ocean depletion, environmental damage, and social injustices worldwide. The study also highlighted issues such as illegal labor, pollution, and supply chain opacity, raising questions about the industry's sustainability and ethics. Despite some US regulations favoring more sustainable practices, broader concerns about overfishing, ecosystem impacts, and human rights abuses threaten the legitimacy of aquaculture's environmental benefits.
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