3D Ocean Farming: Difference between revisions
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*Will definetly reduce nitrogen | *Will definetly reduce nitrogen pollution and help remediate [[Ocean Acidification]] | ||
*Should increase [[Carrying Capacity]] of the local enviroment, but would this "take away" from something else perhaps? (ie "steal" from other similar ecosystems, or deprive lower water layers of photoplankton "rain" (especially if harvested) | *Should increase [[Carrying Capacity]] of the local enviroment, but would this "take away" from something else perhaps? (ie "steal" from other similar ecosystems, or deprive lower water layers of photoplankton "rain" (especially if harvested) | ||
*Doesn't matter TOO much small scale, but should be analyzed | *Doesn't matter TOO much small scale, but should be analyzed | ||
Revision as of 03:47, 17 October 2020
Basics
- A combination of Aquaculture , Seaweed Farming , and Mussel / Oyster / Clam farming done in an array of structures designed to facilitate a sort of Artificial Kelp Forest
Ecological Impact
- Will definetly reduce nitrogen pollution and help remediate Ocean Acidification
- Should increase Carrying Capacity of the local enviroment, but would this "take away" from something else perhaps? (ie "steal" from other similar ecosystems, or deprive lower water layers of photoplankton "rain" (especially if harvested)
- Doesn't matter TOO much small scale, but should be analyzed
Links in relation to this
- The Wikipedia Page on Fish Aggregating Devices (seems to mainly be used as fish bait of sorts for open water fish? )
- A Paper Titled "The Environmental Risks Associated With the Development of Seaweed Farming in Europe - Prioritizing Key Knowledge Gaps"