Rethinking fish farming

Seafood of the world's oceans is not an unlimited source for human food as, according to United Nations, more than 85 percent of the world's fish stocks today are fished to their limits or on the verge of collapse. Today around half of the world's consumption of seafood comes from aqua­culture and in this field landbased aquaculture is rapidly growing without using or polluting the oceans.

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I'm Alex from Sierra Leone, I am presently living Belgium, I'm really interested with this system.

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Hi. Im from Chile, and im really interested in the RAS system, and land-based aquaculture farms. Is there any new information regarding this system?

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The landbased farms are up and running. I am not sure about the amounts they produce since we still only see fish from seacage farmed Norwegian salmon in the supermarkets.

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Im peter from mwnza Tanzania im also interested with this

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Im peter from mwnza Tanzania im also interested with this