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Study: Global mariculture supply at risk without climate action
A study projects that the global mariculture supply may decline 16 percent by 2090 if no climate action is taken.
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Nofima is developing a methodology to help aquaculture understand climate-change-related stress for species like cod, salmon and lumpfish.
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A study projects that the global mariculture supply may decline 16 percent by 2090 if no climate action is taken.
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Australis Aquaculture received the U.S. Secretary of State’s 2021 Award for Corporate Excellence in the Climate Innovation category for advancing climate-smart ocean farming of barramundi in Vietnam.
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The success of open-ocean aquaculture depends on structures that can withstand extreme waves and harsh winds linked to climate change.
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A Centre for Marine Applied Research study will assess the climate change readiness of seafood-dependent communities in Nova Scotia.
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Comprehensive review explores the negative and positive sides of climate change on aquaculture production, and implications for its sustainability.
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How will climate change impact the aquaculture sector? Expert panelists discuss impacts to insurance and how data is driving decision-making.
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The latest virtual GOAL conference session dissected the role of seafood production systems and how they perform in a changing climate.
Fisheries
Three environmental NGOs publish “Shifting Gears” report to push post-Brexit UK fisheries to address climate impacts.
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A report from The Nature Conservancy shows restorative or regenerative aquaculture can benefit ecosystems, marine animal habitats and biodiversity.
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To mitigate the impacts of climate change and bolster ocean health, research suggests turning to one of the planet’s powerful forces: The ocean itself.
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Quantifying greenhouse gas emissions for global aquaculture indicated that the industry accounted for only 0.49 percent of anthropogenic GHG emissions in 2017.
Innovation & Investment
ScootScience, a data management, analytics and underwater forecasting company, is helping a B.C. salmon farmer mitigate the impacts of nature.
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There is urgency to conversations about the role of blue food in mitigating climate change, increasing momentum toward some specific goals.
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C-level seafood executives from around the world gathered at the North Atlantic Seafood Forum to discuss pressing issues facing fisheries and aquaculture.
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Study of potential impact of observed climate change on the yields of 10 global crops show a likely 1 percent average reduction in consumable food calories.