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| Photographs by Ronald Zweig. Clockwise from top right: (1) Marine fish culture in floating cages surrounded by shellfish and seaweed culture (suspended from buoys in background), which feeds on released fish wastes. Sea cucumbers stocked beneath the cages feed on the settled fish wastes. Weihai Municipality, Shandong Province, China. (2) Pump house brings water from Bay of Bengal to Banapada Shrimp Farm, Orissa, India. (3) Day-old carp hatchlings are released to a nursery cage in a fish hatchery pond prior to sale to stock fish production farms. Yixing, Jiangsu Province, China. |
| Ronald D. Zweig is senior aquaculturist in the East Asia and the Pacific Rural Development and Natural Resources Sector Unit of the World Bank. John D. Morton is a Ph.D. candidate in environmental and water resource engineering at the University of Michigan. Macol M. Stewart is an international development analyst in the Office of Global Programs in the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. |
| Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data |
Zweig, Ronald D., 1947
Source water quality for aquaculture: a guide for assessment / Ronald
D. Zweig, John D. Morton, Macol M. Stewart.
p. cm.(Environmentally and socially sustainable
development. Rural development)
Includes bibliographical references (p. ) and index.
ISBN 0-8213-4319-X
1. FishesEffect of water quality on. 2. ShellfishEffect of
water quality on. 3. Water qualityMeasurement. I. Morton, John
D., 1968- . II. Stewart, Macol M., 1968- . III. Title.
IV. Series: Environmentally and socially sustainable development
series. Rural development.
IN PROCESS 1998
639.3dc21 98-41429
CIP |
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