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Fish farming impact on the marine sediment phosphorus distribution
2006Phosphate is considered as limiting nutrient for the middle Adriatic and its concentration rarely exceeds 0.1 µ ; mol dm-3 which classifies this area as an oligotrophic. Sediment phosphorus concentrations are in the range of 3-37 and 8-26 µ ; mol g-1 (d. w.) for inorganic and organic phosphorus, respectively. Concentrations depend on sediment
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Prevalence and distribution of antibiotic resistance in marine fish farming areas in Hainan, China
Science of the Total Environment, 2019Youlu Su, Yiqin Deng, Zhixun Guo
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Regulating the local environmental impact of intensive, marine fish farming
Aquaculture, 2001Anders Stigebrandt, Pia Kupka Hansen
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Environmental impact of a marine fish cage farm
1997The study was conducted in a relatively confined bay 200 tons/jear of sea bass reared in cages have been produced since 1983. Monitoring was performed to assess whether intensive sea bass cage farm negatively affects the surrounding environment, and if so, to what extent.The results of studies on macrobenthic communities showed quite rich and diverse ...
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SYSTEM FOR BATHING FISH IN MARINE FISH FARMS
2020RESSEM GEIR, TRENGEREID HENRIK
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Tracing the fate of fish farm waste in the marine environment
Our understanding of impacts from fish farming wastes is largely based on inshore sites with soft-sediment habitats and low-energy hydrodynamic regimes. Management and monitoring of these seabed habitats has focused on metrics of sediment organic enrichment and associated infaunal community responses, which are now well-documented and arguably largely ...openaire +1 more source