2005
DOI: 10.2307/3868441
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Future Seascapes, Fishing, and Fish Farming

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“…Industrial scale aquaculture of species low on the food chain is the only viable alternative. But this in turn will require strong new regulation to prevent harmful ecosystem consequences such as the destruction of mangroves for shrimp farms and the impacts on wild salmon populations caused by the explosion of parasitic copepods that infect salmon farms in British Columbia (100,101). Despite all of these concerns, however, the only thing standing in the way of sustainable fisheries and aquaculture is the lack of political will and the greed of special interests.…”
Section: How Can We Stop the Degradation Of The Oceans?mentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Industrial scale aquaculture of species low on the food chain is the only viable alternative. But this in turn will require strong new regulation to prevent harmful ecosystem consequences such as the destruction of mangroves for shrimp farms and the impacts on wild salmon populations caused by the explosion of parasitic copepods that infect salmon farms in British Columbia (100,101). Despite all of these concerns, however, the only thing standing in the way of sustainable fisheries and aquaculture is the lack of political will and the greed of special interests.…”
Section: How Can We Stop the Degradation Of The Oceans?mentioning
confidence: 98%
“…However, due to overfishing and decline of natural resources, the importance of the production of farmed fish has grown considerably in past years (Goldburg and Naylor, 2005). In aquaculture, for economic reasons, relatively cheap vegetable oils are used as a primary dietary fat source, mainly rapeseed and soyabean oil.…”
Section: Modifications Of the Composition Of Milk Lipidsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…First, the effects of effluent discharge in the form of excessive nutrients from sea-cage farming is a long-standing issue (Folke et al 1994;Gowen, 1994;Naylor et al 1998;Powell, 2003;Goldburg & Naylor, 2004;Naylor & Burke, 2005;Kjesbu et al 2006). Abnormally high levels of nutrients can alter the structure of benthic (seabed) ecosystems and cause algal blooms that are toxic to fish and shellfish (Anderson et al 2002).…”
Section: Over Exploited (Overfished)mentioning
confidence: 99%