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One of the World’s Strangest — and Most Critical — Fisheries Is in Serious Danger | Ambrook Research
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As the Great Salt Lake shrivels amid a historic drought, fish farmers around the globe face an impending baby food shortage of their own.
As the Great Salt Lake shrivels amid a historic drought, fish farmers around the globe face an impending baby food shortage of their own. That the world’s oceans are under threat from climate change, pollution, and overfishing is no great secret — and consumers around the world have responded with demand for more sustainably produced seafood. Yet even as sustainable aquaculture has grown by leaps and bounds, the ultimate fate of this industry may be tied to a critical fishery located hundreds of miles from the nearest ocean, in the middle of one of the world’s harshest deserts. Utah’s Great Sa
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