During a debate, a Greens senator held up a dead fish to emphasize concerns about proposed changes to environmental laws, arguing that these alterations are solely to benefit a toxic and polluting salmon industry.
Greens senator waves dead fish during debate “gut out environmental laws … all in the name of a toxic, polluting salmon industry”
March 26, 2025
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It’s quite powerful imagery to wave a dead fish during a debate about environmental policies, as it symbolizes the real impact that harmful industries can have on our ecosystems. Senator’s actions highlight the urgent need to re-evaluate how we prioritize economic interests over environmental protections. It serves as a stark reminder of the consequences of neglecting our natural resources and the importance of sustainable practices in industries like salmon farming. We need to consider how our choices affect not only the environment but also the communities and wildlife that depend on healthy ecosystems. Discussions around such topics are crucial for our future!