Norwegian fish farms polluting fjords with waste likened to ‘raw sewage of millions of people’
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Norwegian fish farms are significantly polluting coastal waters, with nutrient levels comparable to the untreated sewage of millions. A report from the Sunstone Institute reveals that aquaculture in Norway released massive quantities of nitrogen, phosphorus, and organic carbon in 2025. As the world's largest farmed salmon producer, the impact of these practices on marine ecosystems is concerning.
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Norway's position as a leading salmon producer has raised questions about the sustainability of its aquaculture practices. The nutrient pollution from fish farms is not only a local environmental issue but also poses broader implications for global seafood production and marine health.
This article presents findings from a specific report and does not represent the views of all stakeholders in the aquaculture industry.
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