🌿 Environment Oct 13, 2026 · Ian Urbina

Foul Fishmeal Factories: The Stench That Rich Nations Leave Behind

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Foul Fishmeal Factories: The Stench That Rich Nations Leave Behind
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This story is part of a larger investigation conducted by an international team of journalists based at The Outlaw Ocean Project, a news organization in Washington, D.C.
Global trade is remarkably efficient at moving things. It carries copper, cars, cameras, and crude oil across oceans and borders with astonishing speed. It takes the product of one country’s labor and ecology and delivers it to warehouses and supermarkets in another with so little friction that consumers barely register the dist

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