“Strategies for helping farmed shrimp” by Hannah McKay🔸, Elisa Autric, Daniela Waldhorn, William McAuliffe, Rethink Priorities

Who this report is for and how to access it Only a handful of animal advocacy organizations have programs aimed specifically at preventing the exploitation of farmed shrimp. We wrote this report to provide practical guidance about how to help shrimp on farms. This public summary provides an overview of the current state of shrimp farming and potential paths forward. For a deeper dive, the full 70+ page report offers concrete, strategic recommendations and more detailed insights. The full report will be most useful for animal advocacy groups, funders, and those interested in how best to help shrimp. If you would like access to the full report, please complete this Google form. Summary Shrimp production: industry numbers, trends, and practices Shrimp aquaculture can be bad for animals, humans, and the environment At any given time, shrimp are the most numerous farmed animal (Figure 1)Figure 1: Estimated numbers [...] ---Outline:(00:07) Who this report is for and how to access it(00:52) Summary(00:55) Shrimp production: industry numbers, trends, and practices(03:15) Shrimp advocacy: current state, opportunities, and bottlenecks--- First published: November 16th, 2024 Source: https://forum.effectivealtruism.org/posts/zCfsYA6dsPcjzHowg/strategies-for-helping-farmed-shrimp --- Narrated by TYPE III AUDIO. ---Images from the article:Apple Podcasts and Spotify do not show images in the episode description. Try Pocket Casts, or another podcast app.