Environment and aquaculture in developing countries

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Contents Foreword M.Bilio ...................................................................................................... ...

Environmental Management of Coastal Aquaculture Practices and Their Development + T.E. Chua .................................... ...

Foreword The resources available to ensure the continuance of life on earth are finite. Any resource can only serve a limited nu ...

GmbH at the Bellagio Conference and Study Centre of the Rockefeller Foundation in September 1990. Only for a few of the issues a ...

Acknowledgements This conference was made possible by the Rockefeller Foundation which offered the use of its magnificent Bellag ...

An Overview of Environmental Issues in Developing-Country Aquaculture* ROGER S.V. PULLIN International Center for Living Aquatic ...

from aquaculture only if raised under individual or corporate ownership. Aquaculture is the farming of aquatic organisms, includ ...

development that involves the use of natural resources, particularly agriculture. The concept of sustainability is examined here ...

industrialized nations can continue the recent shifts in the contents of their growth towards less material- and energy-intensiv ...

an alliance of aquaculture with-agroecology greatly strengthens this new paradigm (Lightfoot 1990). Similarly, aquaculture in th ...

Table 1. Aquaculture production (t) of important commodity pups in developing countriea of four regions. (Source: FA data (1992) ...

Table 2. Global aquaculture pmduction (t) by environment in 1987 (FA0 1989a). ---.*- World Major groups total cultured Marine Fr ...

their biota do not conform to national boundaries. Many waterbodies and catchments are shared and one nation's actions affect ot ...

developed without major changes, by existing resource system structures? What are the probable ecosystemic and sociocultural cos ...

nonsustainable, socially inequitable development and one not to emulate. Parallel to the milkfish pens' rise and fall, there was ...

peoples and for environmental conservation, may not suffice for the needs of all who will depend upon the food production sector ...

sedimentation rate (2.0-25.0 g.rrr2.day-l; mean, 13.3 gm-2.day-l) lower than that reported for temperate zone cage culture: e.g. ...