Sentence examples for growing fishing from inspiring English sources
In other areas, penguins must compete with growing fishing industries.
This might explain why tuna caught off Hawaii did not show any significant changes in methyl mercury concentrations between 1971 and 1998, despite increasing environmental loading of methyl mercury (Kraepiel et al. 2003) and growing fishing pressures (Cox et al. 2002).
Somewhat less than half are seminomadic herdsmen; the remainder are settled and, in addition to maintaining herds of sheep and goats, pursue such activities as fruit growing, fishing, trading, and handicrafts.
"Making bagels and growing fish".
Dr. Schreibman has helped Israel set up fish farms in the desert, and has experimented with growing fish with enlarged ovaries, for caviar production.
By 2000, he was living in an Airstream in the woods near New Haven, trying to feed himself by growing fish from pet-store stock in plastic tubs.
Globally though, some of the biggest beneficiaries of the growing fish industry will be found in the developing world, where fish exports in 2014 exceeded the combined net trade revenues from meat, tobacco, rice and sugar.
This artificially selects for smaller, slower growing fish in the population, says Berkeley.
Latin American countries began projects in the 1960s, while the United Nations Development Programme UNDP Resource Recovery Projectct and the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) have collaborated in research considering ponds for growing fish (Shuval et al. 1986).
Fish THg concentrations were negatively correlated with relative condition factor, indicating that faster growing fish that are in better condition have lower THg concentrations.
Cobia (Rachycentron canadum) is a fast growing fish currently reared in cages, but with expanding production in intensive recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS).
