The End of the Line
Written by as part of Failure Analysis
Professor Callum Roberts, from the United Kingdom’s York University concurs, saying, “I think there’s this message of hope because there’s still time to turn the course of history. Although the players have taken poison, there’s still time to save them,” he quips.
Ultimately, the film has three recommendations for the world’s citizens:
First, “ask before you buy,” and only eat seafood from a sustainable source. Look for a Marine Stewardship Council label, or a recommendation from another trusted guide, such as seafoodwatch.org.
Second, reach out to politicians to urge them to “respect the science [and] cut the fishing fleet.”
Finally, “Join the campaign for marine protected areas and responsible fishing.”
If you’re interested in learning whether the fish you are planning to buy is caught or farmed in a way that is sustainable check with The End of the Line’s Seafood Watch widget.
The Day We Lost The H-Bomb
Frameshop’s “Frame Work”
The Case of the Disappearing Detectives
Flawless (March/10)
A Brilliant Darkness (February/10)
The End Of Influence (February/10)
