Which is best / least bad for the environment? Salmon or trout? Is the difference significant? by Pyrhan Tags:norway 8 comments I’m assuming both are farmed. In which case they’re equally as «bad». I prefer to avoid farmed salmon/trout. I stick with wild white fish. I grew up in the pacific northwest where wild salmon is still widely available. Equally destructive, equally disgusting What?? Eat the salmon, because trout is a solitary fish. But is bad shit and people should be in jail for the destruction of our fjords. No idea. Been 3 years since i could afford any of those. From what I recall, trout is the lesser evil environmentally speaking, but salmon is a lesser evil seen from an animal welfare perspective. I gave up both years ago, seiblokk is my main fish these days. Tolerable environmental strain, and I can afford it. Salmon Comments are closed.
I’m assuming both are farmed. In which case they’re equally as «bad». I prefer to avoid farmed salmon/trout. I stick with wild white fish. I grew up in the pacific northwest where wild salmon is still widely available.
From what I recall, trout is the lesser evil environmentally speaking, but salmon is a lesser evil seen from an animal welfare perspective. I gave up both years ago, seiblokk is my main fish these days. Tolerable environmental strain, and I can afford it.
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I’m assuming both are farmed. In which case they’re equally as «bad».
I prefer to avoid farmed salmon/trout. I stick with wild white fish.
I grew up in the pacific northwest where wild salmon is still widely available.
Equally destructive, equally disgusting
What??
Eat the salmon, because trout is a solitary fish.
But is bad shit and people should be in jail for the destruction of our fjords.
No idea. Been 3 years since i could afford any of those.
From what I recall, trout is the lesser evil environmentally speaking, but salmon is a lesser evil seen from an animal welfare perspective.
I gave up both years ago, seiblokk is my main fish these days. Tolerable environmental strain, and I can afford it.
Salmon
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