The measures for sustainable marine aquaculture in Japan

Takeda, I., Japan. Fisheries Agency, Tokyo

The measures for sustainable marine aquaculture in Japan

2010

Takeda, I., Japan. Fisheries Agency, Tokyo

Marine aquaculture in Japan has developed steadily since the 1960s, and it occupies an important position in the Japanese marine fisheries at this stage. In 2004, it accounted for 21.4% of the total production and 29.0% of the total value. Accordingly, the achievement of sustainable marine aquaculture is one of the important issues when considering Japanese fisheries policy. This paper outlines several measures and a basic plan related to sustainable development of Japanese marine aquaculture.

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acuicultura aquaculture aquaculture techniques aquatic environment carga contaminante charge polluante granulos comprimidos japan japon legislation milieu aquatique peces marinos pellet pellets poisson de mer pollutant load saltwater fishes sediment pollution sostenibilidad sustainability technique d'aquaculture

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Bulletin of Fisheries Research Agency (Japan)

Issue 29 ISSN 1346-9894

Pagination

pp. 135-141

Other Subjects

Durabilite; Pollution des sediments; Legislacion; Tecnicas de acuicultura; Ambiente acuatico; Polucion de sedimentos

Language

English

Note

Summary (En)

3 tab. 5 fig.

Type

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2010

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