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yes....awesome.
There are many definitions for sustainable seafood, the one that I was referring to and the one that the Seafood Watch cards (and others) refer to is: "from sources, either fished or farmed, that can maintain or increase production into the long-term without jeopardizing the affected ecosystems." There are several sustainable fisheries by these standards. I agree that there is much uncertainty in what affects marine ecosystems, but as many scholars have pointed out, if we waited for certainty prior to making management decisions....we would be waiting a long long time and there may not be any fish left at that point. I am all for increased awareness, precautionary management and providing information to consumers so that they can make informed choices on the seafood they purchase. I do think it is awesome that Alton Brown is making use of his legitimacy and media outlets to promote awareness.
On Food Network star Alton Brown adds a pinch of sustainability to the pot posted 1 year, 5 months ago 27 ResponsesAwesome Alton!!!
Fully support Alton and the use of his legitimacy and popularity to spread the word on sustainability in fisheries! My family and I have been Food Network fans for years and it is great to see such a credible voice like Alton Brown speaking out for the fish! Hmmmm....how do we make it a Food Network standard to only purchase sustainably caught fish?On Food Network star Alton Brown adds a pinch of sustainability to the pot posted 1 year, 5 months ago 27 Responses