Can we save the wild salmon of Iceland?: Björk releases lost song to fight fish farming 
By Karen McVeigh IS Source: theguardian 10/16/2023
Karen McVeigh
Credit: PR/Vidar Logi
Iceland’s fish farming industry is “a couple of wild guys who want to make money quick and sacrifice nature”, the Icelandic singer Björk has said before the release of a “lost” song to help fight the increasingly controversial practice.
 

In an interview with Guardian Seascape, she added that artists were often the “canaries in the coalmine” of environmental emergencies because it was their job to be sensitive.

 
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