Aquaculture stands as one of the most extensive and economically valuable human activities in marine environments, serving as a crucial source of protein in ...

Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR) remains steadfast in its commitment to sustainability, equipping not only young talents ...

Norway has led the development of a new international standard that will help reduce aquaculture pollution globally by ...

Discarded rope, fishing nets and fishing net pieces often end up on island beaches, working free from boats and structures ...

A new coalition has launched in Maine to support the growth of the states’ aquaculture and fishing industry. The coalition ...

Aquaculture is one of the fastest-growing sectors in the food industry and plays a critical role in meeting the increasing global demand for aquatic foods.

Aquaculture wastewater, rich in organic matter, nitrogen and phosphorus, poses a significant environmental threat when discharged untreated, leading to eutrophication and water quality degradation ...

Both aquaculture and tourism can damage the environment. Tourism can lead to habitat disruption and pollution, while poorly managed aquaculture can affect water quality and marine biodiversity.

The UK's University of Stirling has announced a GBP3.5 million (US$4.55 million) initiative named AquaSoS to develop digital ...

This initiative is part of the UK government's £12 million (US$15.6 million) scheme, launched through UK Research and ...

The AquaSoS project will use satellite data, water quality sensors, and lab analysis against pollution and disease in Vietnam ...