The perilous state of the world’s fish stocks has received less media attention than the more visible, palpable environmental problems like air pollution. Swedish fisheries policy activist Isabella Lövin is seeking to redress that balance.
Isabella Lövin’s 2007 book Tyst hav (Silent Seas) hit the best-seller list in her native Sweden, garnering her three awards, including the title of ‘Journalist of the Year’.
Blending the techniques of investigative journalism with the style of a crime thriller, the book is still awaiting publication in the English language. But it has helped introduce Lövin to an international audience. Elected last year as a Green ...
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