CLIMATE RESILIENCE AQUACULTURE DEVELOPMENT TO ACHIEVE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS

The only way aquaculture can best serve society and the environment is by using resources responsibly and integrating itself firmly into the world food chain. Aquaculture production significantly contributes to food security and exports, especially for developing countries. However, its sustainabili...

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Published in:International journal of energy, environment, economics environment, economics, 2023-01, Vol.31 (1), p.11-34
Main Authors: Barua, Prabai, Mitra, Anisa
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Alternative energy
Alternative energy sources
Aquaculture
Aquaculture development
Aquaculture products
Carbon
Carbon content
Carbon sources
Climate adaptation
Climate change
Developing countries
Disease control
Emissions
Environmental impact
Food
Food chains
Food security
Global warming
Impact analysis
LDCs
Literature reviews
Resilience
Salinity
Sustainability
Sustainable aquaculture
Sustainable development
Water management
Water quality
Water quality control
Water quality management
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Summary:The only way aquaculture can best serve society and the environment is by using resources responsibly and integrating itself firmly into the world food chain. Aquaculture production significantly contributes to food security and exports, especially for developing countries. However, its sustainability is influenced by climate change. Developing a low-carbon and climate-resilient strategy is essential for sustainable aquaculture, aligning with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This perception of low-carbon and climate-resilient development in aquaculture was formed through a literature survey and descriptive analysis. Key words include the impact of climate change on aquaculture, strategies for low-carbon development, building climate resilience, and achieving SDGs in aquaculture. Developing low-carbon emissions can benefit from utilizing efficient and alternative energy sources, increasing production efficiency, optimizing feed use, managing water quality and wastewater effectively, controlling diseases, and using superior seeds.
ISSN:1054-853X