Sustainability In Today's Global Economy

The involvement the government has on our global economy can be concerning when there is no shown attention to the social and environmental changes that are caused by the global demands for food sources provided by the ocean. The environment can only produce a proper amount on its own to maintain a healthy ecosystem, but to keep corporate businesses running steadily, natural growing processes are developing at faster rates prompted by industries such as fish farming. The influence that sustainability has on the triple bottom line of farm fishing has a rising conflict due to the imbalance of value towards the social, environmental and economic performance. For instance, sustainability in today’s global economy should be more prioritized

Aquaculture involves cultivating freshwater and saltwater populations under controlled conditions and can be contrasted with commercial fishing, which is the harvesting of wild fish (Wikipedia, 2017). The influence made from fish farming helps with the growth in population and consumption, which intentionally leads an increase in production. While the production of fish farming is reasonably more efficient due to its focus on conservation if the production increases at a rate that is not complementary to its system it will lead to an overpopulation of fish. While this seems ideal to the rising demand, think of yourself in the middle of a jam-packed room of people. Allow the feelings such as anxiety, hard breathing, and illness that you could have faced and applied that to the abundance of fish in a fish farm. If the proper farming strategies are not applied to dodge mistreatment from transpiring the economy, it can be affected by the loss of finances put into one pool before making it to someone’s dinner dish, and the consumers are affected by not being supplied. It is vital to identify the production of fish farming to avoid improper distribution for