Emma Beddington

Good luck enjoying eating salmon ever again

Lice-riddled fish are just one result of the cruel modern farming methods that are ruining Earth’s ecosystems, according to Henry Mance’s deeply disturbing book

Sea lice from farmed salmon are detected on wild salmon in Scotland’s coastal waters. Credit: Getty Images

  • How to Love Animals: In a Human-shaped World

    Henry Mance

    Jonathan Cape, pp. 416, £14

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