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Originally posted by Honey Battmann ↑

Why is my aquaculture example not relevant?
Fish come from the sea which is where we would have to catch them if we didn't use fish farms right?
So it is a more cost effective way to produce the resource (fish) when it is farmed in a concentrated environment. Fish grow wonderfully in the ocean but are expensive and difficult to catch in large quantities where as fish produced of farms are "harvested" and it is far more efficient to harvest 1 t of fish than it is to catch 1 t of fish. Having been a commercial fisherman you can just take my word for it. Interesting fact for you 50 percent of fish consumed in the world last year was farmed..that is not including shellfish either. Fancy that!

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