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Salmon Farming Comes to the End of the World After Years of Resistance
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Salmon farming is coming to the end of the world
Eight in favour, seven against. On 15 December, the legislature of Tierra del Fuego passed a law permitting the industrial production of salmon by the slimmest of margins. The Argentine province of Tierra del Fuego sits at the southern tip of South America. Its Beagle Channel and rugged coasts mark one of the planet’s remotest landscapes, and the capital, Ushuaia, serves as the gateway to Antarctica. It is often dubbed “the end of the world”. Ti…
USHUAIA, Argentina – Eight in favor, seven against. On December 15, the legislature of Tierra del Fuego approved, in the midst of a strong social rejection, a new Aquaculture Law that enables the industrial production of salmon in seas, rivers and lakes. The Argentine province of Tierra del Fuego is located in [...]
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