http://1planet1ocean.org/next-generation-aquaculture-sustainable-profitable-alternative-to-overfishing/ explore, enlighten, cherish Wed, 22 Dec 2010 02:57:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 http://1planet1ocean.org/next-generation-aquaculture-sustainable-profitable-alternative-to-overfishing/comment-page-1/#comment-28021 benhard tobing Sat, 12 Jun 2010 13:03:55 +0000 http://1planet1ocean.org/?p=17#comment-28021 INDONESIA . 1planet3oceans = 1planet1ocean = " End of the line " for marine life ? Let's hope not, Israel have been moving ahead with Fish Farms in the desert with aquaculture recirculating systems technology. So, there is a chance that we can still have fish for the future generation. Let all developed countries do their homework now, not just finding new aquaculture technology, but most of all is to establish new recirculating aquaculture farms before the ocean fish run-out. INDONESIA . 1planet3oceans = 1planet1ocean = ” End of the line ” for marine life ?
Let’s hope not, Israel have been moving ahead with Fish Farms in the desert with aquaculture recirculating systems technology. So, there is a chance that we can still have fish for the future generation. Let all developed countries do their homework now, not just finding new aquaculture technology, but most of all is to establish new recirculating aquaculture farms before the ocean fish run-out.

]]> http://1planet1ocean.org/next-generation-aquaculture-sustainable-profitable-alternative-to-overfishing/comment-page-1/#comment-27770 Sustainable Salmon Farming: New Developments and Promise for British Columbia | 1planet1ocean Tue, 08 Jun 2010 01:11:06 +0000 http://1planet1ocean.org/?p=17#comment-27770 [...] academia, First Nations, and environmental and conservation foundations (including 1planet1ocean, long an advocate for RAS or “next-generation” aquaculture systems) came together to examine the current status closed-containment aquaculture, discuss potential [...] [...] academia, First Nations, and environmental and conservation foundations (including 1planet1ocean, long an advocate for RAS or “next-generation” aquaculture systems) came together to examine the current status closed-containment aquaculture, discuss potential [...]

]]> http://1planet1ocean.org/next-generation-aquaculture-sustainable-profitable-alternative-to-overfishing/comment-page-1/#comment-27546 Rebuilding the Gulf’s Shattered Fishing Industry – On Land | OceanDoctor Fri, 04 Jun 2010 04:25:19 +0000 http://1planet1ocean.org/?p=17#comment-27546 [...] a solution: Rebuild the Gulf of Mexico fishery on land. Investing in “next-generation” sustainable land-based, closed-containment recirculating aquaculture s... could keep the Gulf region in the seafood business profitably, while creating green jobs and [...] [...] a solution: Rebuild the Gulf of Mexico fishery on land. Investing in “next-generation” sustainable land-based, closed-containment recirculating aquaculture s… could keep the Gulf region in the seafood business profitably, while creating green jobs and [...]

]]> http://1planet1ocean.org/next-generation-aquaculture-sustainable-profitable-alternative-to-overfishing/comment-page-1/#comment-17466 Do You Eat Salmon? Then This is a Must-See: “Farmed Salmon Exposed” | 1planet1ocean Wed, 17 Feb 2010 20:39:59 +0000 http://1planet1ocean.org/?p=17#comment-17466 [...] wild salmon stocks. Within just a few years, the salmon you eat might be fully grown on land using next-generation aquaculture technology using recirculation technology. Already in large-scale production in Europe and Asia for many [...] [...] wild salmon stocks. Within just a few years, the salmon you eat might be fully grown on land using next-generation aquaculture technology using recirculation technology. Already in large-scale production in Europe and Asia for many [...]

]]> http://1planet1ocean.org/next-generation-aquaculture-sustainable-profitable-alternative-to-overfishing/comment-page-1/#comment-548 50 States - Leg 3: Macksville, Kansas (The Middle of Somewhere) | OceanDoctor Sun, 25 Jan 2009 20:31:18 +0000 http://1planet1ocean.org/?p=17#comment-548 [...] the nearest water bodies are quite some distance. We talked about the possibility of bringing next-generation aquaculture to Kansas and how it might fit well within a community that already knows how to [...] [...] the nearest water bodies are quite some distance. We talked about the possibility of bringing next-generation aquaculture to Kansas and how it might fit well within a community that already knows how to [...]

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