Closed containment - The future of fish farming
Closed containment is the future of salmon farming in B.C. Sea lice infestations, farm waste, disease and escaped farmed salmon could be distant, unpleasant memories if the salmon farming industry switches from open-net cages to closed containment technology.
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Fuck jobs and fuck the economy. Let the fish breed in the damn ocean
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Open sea farming in geodesic domes are a way better idea, this is dumb.
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what about fish food.. what are you feeding them? "Fishmeal"? where does that come from? I like that you've gone so far as to tie up all the other loose ends... let's tie this one up too.. and then we can say you have a viable solution. That done, I thank you for putting an end to an industry detrimental to our environment and turning it into one that is TOTALLY beneficial to the environment. Also, I didn't see the greenhouses that would be an awesome way to make use of the fish waste and help you keep clean water systems, so what happens to the fish waste?
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I start my Recirculated Aquaculture System from 2015, and now it's running successfully. I also would like to speak with anyone from living oceans so I can maybe get some advices on this field too.
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One possible answer is to regulate human population growth. Which would in turn help many environmental issues ( like having to overfishin the oceans). Stop having so many kids and nature will start to remedy itself. boggles my mind to see families with four, five or six children. what are the parents trying to accomplish?
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why is it that some a$$hole somewhere has to cripple or stop scientific advances in: sustainable food growing, clean transportation, clean energy? These Greedy humans are the reason this entire planet's ecosystem will collapse. Unite and bring the STATUS QUO to an end...
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but in a closed containment you can fertilize alot of vegetables with the water it can be reused not just dumped if fresh water.
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yes that's right some people don't care about healthy salmon or trout
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Future of fish farming is in the open ocean using plastic floating like cages. Let me ask you this... where does the poop go from the fish in the tank? The answer is to the bottom of the tank all the worms and parasites are there and they will get to the fish in time. The key is to have massive space for the fish so It would be in less parasitic environment such as the open ocean.
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seems cool
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butt is it oky to imprison salmons when they still haw mating instincs and hunting instincs?
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This is not the future -.- Closed containment fish farms have been around for more than 65 years.
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im not a tree hugger or anything but this is a goooooooooood idea
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as long as it's not gmo salmon, i'm fine with it
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If you want to know about energy flow, google truth contest and read the Present.
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Great to see the cleanup of wild waters that are being ruined by net fish farms is getting some traction. We are getting rid of dams that we don't need and cleaning up the waters where salmon live. Let's hope we can see this implemented in more places and in a hurry!
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Hello from the Island of Trinidad in the Caribbean, I am actually doing lots of research to implement a stable and sustainable aquaculture industry in my island, this video was very informative. I would like to speak with anyone from living oceans so i can maybe get some advice or knowledge
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Consider adding hydroponic beds to grow food AND circulate the water, removing and filtering the nutrients by feeding the plants. Look up Aquaponics...it can work on any scale.
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Aquaculture high tech!
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