This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.
This audiobook is Everything You Should Know About Sustainable Seafood and why the label on your fish may not mean what you think it means.
Can buying the "right" fish really save the ocean?
The omnipresent blue-and-green seafood labels promise a simple deal: pay a little more, feel a little better. But what if the story behind that fish is messier than this?
This audiobook explores why "sustainable" can still mean depleted oceans, damaged seafloors, hidden bycatch, ghost nets, and fishing fleets that push both ecosystems and workers to the edge. If a fishery is called sustainable today, what ocean is it being compared to, the thriving one we had, or the damaged one we have learned to accept?
Fish farms sound like the obvious solution, but what happens when farmed fish are fed with wild fish? Are we solving the problem, or just moving it somewhere harder to see?
What a better seafood choice actually looks like? Should we eat lower on the food chain? Are mussels, oysters, sardines, and anchovies closer to the answer than salmon, tuna, and shrimp? Can new fish farms, cleaner feeds, and tougher rules make seafood genuinely less harmful?
Do we want seafood that feels sustainable, or seafood that actually leaves the ocean more alive?
