aquaculture
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China’s Aquaculture and Urbanization Intensify Inland Water Emissions
Inland waters such as rivers, lakes, reservoirs, and ponds may release copious amounts of greenhouse gases, but this possibility is not well understood.
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Octopus Farming Raises Ethical Concerns: Do These Clever Cephalopods Have Emotions?
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Mussel Farming: Key to Restoring Damaged Coastlines
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Scientists: Consuming Smaller Fishes More Sustainable Than Farming Salmon
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Ike Jime: Japan's Traditional Execution Method is "Most Respectful Way" for Fish to Die
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California is Delaying Crabbing Season in an Attempt to Protect Giant Humpback Whales
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Misinformation: How Social Media Threatens Australia's Booming Aquaculture Industry
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Argentina Lake Ominously Turns Pink Because of Pollution, Threatens to Poison Water Supply
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Digital Tagging: Can Blockchain Technology Turn the Tide for Sustainable Fishing Industry?
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This is Why Some Oysters Are More Resilient than Others
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Marine Biodiversity Tradeoffs: Can Fishing Ever Be Sustainable?
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Aquaculture Causes Stress and Suffering for Certain Fish Species This Way
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Scientists Warn People Not to Farm Octopuses
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