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Category: Aquaculture and Management
Climate change has moved to front and center of the world’s environmental agenda. Global warming is the major of all the changes of climate that stand as a disaster against world’s fisheries. Global warming is an increase in the earth’s atmospheric and oceanic temperatures widely predicted to occur due to an increase in the greenhouse effect resulting especially from pollution. …read more December 23rd, 2009 | 327 views |
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| Leave a comment |  Print This |  Email This Post | | Tags: Bangladesh Fisheries, Cop-15 Convention 2009, Global Warming | Category: Aquaculture and Management > Freshwater
Fish are more sensitive to temperature than many animals because they cannot maintain a constant body temperature and their body is exactly the same temperature as the water they are swimming in. Different species can live in very cold or very hot water, but each species has a range of temperatures that it prefers, and fish can’t survive in temperatures too …read more December 23rd, 2009 | 524 views |
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| One comment | Print This | Email This Post | | Tags: Global Warming, Inland Fisheries | Category: Aquaculture and Management > Costal and marine
The impacts of global warming such as wetland loss, salinity changes, and higher temperatures are all likely to affect finfish and shellfish in the coastal zone. Coastal marshes and mangroves are the primary nursery grounds; most of the reproduction occurs in the part of the wetlands that are within about 50-100 feet of the open water. Those species that are either …read more December 23rd, 2009 | 464 views |
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