Fish-enomics

The video discusses the journey of mercury pollution from coal-fired power plants to oceans, its accumulation in fish, and the health risks of consuming contaminated seafood. It highlights the economic benefits of reducing mercury pollution, as researched by MIT, which include reduced medical costs and increased productivity. The video also compares the projected benefits of international versus domestic mercury regulations, emphasizing the greater impact of global treaties. A humorous exchange about selling fish and shirts adds a light-hearted touch.

How do domestic and international mercury regulations differ in their benefits to US consumers?

What is the significance of the researchers' hope for policymakers regarding mercury pollution?

What humorous business idea is mentioned in the conversation about selling shirts?