Gunter was an early advocate of aquaculture, and he foresaw an industry involving the mariculture of shrimp eventually growing along the U . S . Gulf Coast.
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After graduation, Sadkin worked with Jim Hendee at a sea turtle farm called Mariculture, Ltd . on Grand Cayman Island, where they both lived on Hell.
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At Pacific Mariculture in Santa Cruz, General Manager Josh Pierce said he is satisfied that the state's fish and game officials are handling the problem aggressively enough.
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Phosphate loading of the environment ( through fertilizer pollution, waste disposal, and mariculture ) will reduce the growth constraints associated with limited phosphate and likely increase bloom occurrences.
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With a large coastal area of 3, 260 km, and a 1 million km2 ( EEZ ) exclusive economic zone, Vietnam has the potential for a large mariculture.
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Josh Wilkenfeld, Arizona Mariculture's operation manager, said some 15, 000 to 20, 000 acres between Gila Bend and Yuma could potentially be developed for shrimp farming.
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It would operate out of a new facility located in the Las Conchas housing development east of the shrimp labs and would be supported with profits from the shrimp mariculture commercial enterprise.
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Because of their rapid growth rate, short life span, and tolerance to handling and captivity, bigfin reef squids are regarded as one of the most promising species for mariculture.
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A coalition of scientists named the Global Coral Reef Alliance ( GCRA ) is developing a technique called the Biorock Process using mineral accretion for reef restoration, mariculture, and shoreline protection.
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The expansion of the industry, however, has come at a substantial cost to the environment, giving rise to experiments like Mariculture's bobbing, 535, 000-gallon tubs.
