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Marine Aquaculture in the Black Sea Region: Current Status and Development Options

By: UN
239 pages, Figs, tabs
Marine Aquaculture in the Black Sea Region: Current Status and Development Options
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  • Marine Aquaculture in the Black Sea Region: Current Status and Development Options ISBN: 9789211260397 Paperback Dec 1995 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 1-2 months
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About this book

A combination of factors, including the environmental degradation of the Black Sea, a period of overfishing, and the presence of opportunistic invader species, have led to a rapid decline in the Black Sea fisheries. Fish catches have fallen dramatically, large numbers of fishermen have been rendered jobless and the coastal economy has slumped. As a result, coastal countries are seeking alternative ways of generating income while continuing to take advantage of the ecological services which the Black Sea offers. One possible direction is through the development of economically feasible ventures in the field of marine aquaculture industry. This book argues that an environmentally sustainable marine aquaculture industry would be of considerable benefit to the economies of the coastal countries in the region.

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Current status of marine aquaculture in the Black Sea region; further development of marine aquaculture in the Black Sea region; overall recommendations; preliminary assessment of country-specific requests and investment proposals; national report of Bulgaria; national report of Romania; national report of the Russian Federation; national report of Turkey; national report of Ukraine.

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By: UN
239 pages, Figs, tabs
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