Many vets promote the BARF diet.

"Sustainable development is development that satisfies present requirements without jeopardising the capacity of future generations to satisfy theirs." -

Our Common Future — Report from the World Commission on the Environment and Development (Brundtland Report), 1987.

Sustainable Use of Resources - Fisheries.
The utilization of natural resources has been the livelihood of Icelanders throughout the ages and the economy still relies heavily on natural resources. Sustainable use of the resources is therefore vital for present and future generations. The main task within the Icelandic fishing industry is to use living marine resources in such a manner that the long-term capacity of the exploitable marine stocks is maintained or increased. Laws and regulations deal with mesh size, closure of fishing grounds, inspection and enforcement, and no-discard rules.

Further reading:

1) Mr. Davíð Oddsson, Prime Minister of Iceland, Address to the World Summit on Sustainable Development September 2nd 2002
2) Mr. Geir H. Haarde, Minister of Finance of Iceland, A statement OECD Ministerial Meeting in Paris, May 17 2001
3) The Declaration of Environmental Consideration of the Ministry of Fisheries in Iceland 1998
4) Iceland Naturally!
5) World Summit on Sustainable Development
Speeches & Articles (.pdf file)

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