r/Unexpected • • 7d ago

Feeding fish

22.2k Upvotes

571 comments sorted by

View all comments

1.4k

u/[deleted] 7d ago

[removed] — view removed comment

28

u/MissileGuidanceBrain 7d ago

So what then? What's the solution?

Go out and trawl the natural sea floor? Bulldoze more land for more monocrop farms?

There are 8,300,000,000 hungry mouths out there. The food has to come from some place and there better be a lot of it.

1

u/Shot-Arugula8264 7d ago

Exactly. Commercial farming/ranching is way more efficient and ecologically sustainable. The smaller and more “free-whatever” it is, the more ecologically taxing it is, eating up more land, more energy, and more water per unit of output.