Aquaculture plays a significant role in food security and provides livelihoods and
employment for millions of people among coastal communities worldwide. However, the …

Intensive aquaculture practices generate highly polluted organic effluents such as biological
oxygen demand (BOD), alkalinity, total ammonia, nitrates, calcium, potassium, sodium, iron …

Water quality surveillance is tough, and a specific timely management is necessary for the
inland aquaculture ponds and ecology as well. Real time quality monitoring involves the …

Aquaculture is persistent and well-established in the delta region of Andhra Pradesh. In
recent years, the expansion of aquaculture has conferred positive economic growth in the …

With urbanization and anthropogenic pressures, the eco-environmental quality of East and
Southeast Asian coastal regions has undergone drastic changes in the 21st century. To …

The fast-unregulated expansion of shrimp aquaculture led to increasing ecological concerns
and conflicts among the coastal resource users worldwide, thus calling for techniques to …

Peri-urban aquacultures produce nutritious food in proximity to markets, but poor surface
water quality in rapidly expanding megacities threatens their success in emerging …

Soil salinization is a widespread phenomenon leading to land degradation, particularly in
regions with brackish inland aquaculture ponds. However, because of the high geographical …

Aquaculture was cited as the primary factor for the reduction of mangrove area worldwide.
But, there is no data available on the extent of conversion of mangroves for aquaculture in …

The aquaculture development has raised many environmental concerns worldwide due to
its unregulated and unplanned expansion and outshined the advantages of increasing fish …