Sentence examples for keep aquaculture from inspiring English sources

He said the mapping could be used to keep aquaculture out of naturally productive areas.

Smooth-faced concrete or plastic-lined raceways that are kept clean and free of contaminated water keep aquaculture facilities free of the disease.

For decades, American environmentalists, fishermen and shore-front homeowners have kept aquaculture out of most state-controlled coastal waters, fearing that it could pollute the coastline and harm wild fish populations.

Breviro, with an innovative team of biologists, engineers, conservationists, and aqua culture specialists are turning to smart, sustainable aquaculture to keep those rare eggs on your canapés.

Fish were then kept under standard aquaculture conditions until euthanized.

As the struggle in the seas continues, aquaculture will help to keep fish on our plates.

"Our attitude is that aquaculture production must double in the next 10 years to keep pace with global demand, and in particular the changes in demand coming from growth in middle-class populations in developing nations," he said.

The company kept 1,500 acres for aquaculture and harvesting.

Thus, the present study was designed to examine the concentrations of cytosolic and insoluble Cd, Cu, Zn, and MT in gills and digestive gland of mussels (Mytilus edulis) of homogeneous size and age obtained from aquaculture and kept on a reference site or translocated to a metal-rich site throughout their reproductive season (March October 1997).

Aquaculture will need to almost double its current production only to keep up with demand from a growing population.

Imports fell sharply after 2007, by about 9 percent annually — a trend that the researchers attribute to the global economic downturn, a likely increase in domestic aquaculture production and advances in lighting and filtration technology that allow hobbyists to keep smaller tanks with less live rock.