Brigitte is a researcher at DeSmog, covering industrial aquaculture. Her work focuses on revealing conflicts of interest, greenwashing and unethical supply chains of the fish farming sector. She has also worked for Greenpeace France and Seastemik, and her reporting has featured in The Guardian, The Journal, and Premium Times. Contact her at [email protected] and @brigitte-whl.bsky.social.
Salmon wagons and boat trips for schoolkids distract from environmental damage, say campaigners.
Polluting dairy industry accused of using โhighly unethicalโ marketing to pass off ultra-processed โpoor quality by-productsโ as milk.
Waitrose, Co-op, Lidl, Asda et Aldi figurent parmi les grands distributeurs qui commercialisent du poisson dโรฉlevage nourri ร partir de captures issues des cรดtes ouest-africaines
Waitrose, Co-op, Lidl, Asda and Aldi among retailers selling fish fed on west African catch
High demand for wild-caught species to feed farmed salmon and other fish is taking nutritious food away from low-income communities in the Global South.
Les responsables de campagne critiquent des programmes volontaires ยซ fortement dรฉfectueux ยป, tandis que lโanalyse de DeSmog rรฉvรจle l'absence de reprรฉsentation de la sociรฉtรฉ civile ou des communautรฉs locales affectรฉes par les dommages causรฉs par lโindustrie des farines et huiles de poisson.
Brazilian meat giant JBS invested just 0.03 percent of annual revenues into climate measures, researchers found.
Campaigners criticise โhighly flawedโ voluntary schemes as DeSmog analysis finds lack of representation from civil society, or impacted communities.
Campaigners urge greater scrutiny of aquaculture, which relies on wild-caught fish as feed.
However impressive Oxfordโs environmental credentials may be, it cannot achieve climate justice while retaining its close links with fossil fuel companies, argues Brigitte Wear from the Oxford Climate Justice Campaign.
