Transcript of Scottish Parliament inquiry into the environmental impacts of salmon farming
Watch a video clip of yesterday's inquiry into the environmental impacts of salmon farming at the Scottish Parliament – […]
GAAIA’s written submission to the Scottish Parliament inquiry
Download a copy of GAAIA's 4-page written submission to the Scottish Parliament's Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform (ECCLR) Committee online
Review of the Environmental Impacts of Scottish Salmon Farming – call for written evidence (deadline of 8 February)
The Scottish Parliament's Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform (ECCLR) Committee has issued a call out for views from
Undercurrent News: “Concern over Scotland’s inability to enforce salmon road haulage rules”
Undercurrent News reported (29 January 2018): Read more via: Press Release: "Diseased Salmon Slip Net &
Press Release: “Diseased Salmon Slip Net & Spill on Road – Failure to police the transport of dead fish prompts EC complaint”
Download press release in full with Notes to Editors and FOI documents online here Following a BBC exposé on
Sunday Times: “Scots councils ‘failing to enforce EC laws on leaky salmon trucks’”
The Sunday Times reported (28 January 2018): Download a copy of Complaint to the European
Daily Mail: “Thousands of fish thrown in a truck – and troubling new questions for salmon farms”
Download PDFs of the newspaper version online here: page 1; page 2 and page 3 The Daily Mail reported
Press & Journal: “Wastewater disease risk rejected by fish farmer”
Download PDF online here Read more via: Press Release: "Diseased Salmon Slip Net & Spill on
Fish Farming Expert: “Mid Yell spill ‘not untreated blood water’ says Cooke”
Fish Farming Expert reported (26 January 2018): Read more via: International Business Times: "Scottish waters flooded with salmon
International Business Times: “Scottish waters flooded with salmon blood after food plant leaks”
The International Business Times reported (26 January 2018): Read more via: Shetland News: "Salmon firm
Shetland News: “Salmon firm allowed discharge of effluent”
Shetland News reported (26 January 2018): Read more via: Undercurrent News: "Cooke Scotland plant found to have
Undercurrent News: “Cooke Scotland plant found to have leaked blood water”
Undercurrent News reported (26 January 2018): Read more via: Shetland Times: "Salmon company reacts over 'blood water'