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The White House releases first US aquaculture development plan in 40 years

Published Dec 18, 2024

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The United States has released an updated National Aquaculture Development Plan, marking the first change in over 40 years. The plan emphasizes aquaculture as a climate-smart food source and highlights its potential to enhance food security. It also aims to boost contributions to public health, resilient communities, economic growth, and environmental health. The updated plan integrates several strategic frameworks, including a new Strategic Plan for Aquaculture Economic Development. Aquaculture has also been beneficial for over 70 endangered or threatened species by enhancing wild populations through the rearing of seedstock and fingerlings.
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For the first time in over 40 years, the United States has released a comprehensive update to its National Aquaculture Development Plan, reaffirming its commitment to this method of seafood production. The updated plan emphasises aquaculture’s role as a climate-smart food source, highlighting its potential to bolster food security. The plan was developed by the National Science and Technology Council's Subcommittee on Aquaculture and integrates several strategic frameworks, including a newly finalised Strategic Plan for Aquaculture Economic Development. Together with earlier plans for regulatory efficiency and research enhancement, the framework aims to advance aquaculture’s contributions to public health, resilient communities, economic growth, and environmental health. Aquaculture has already aided more than 70 endangered or threatened species, such as Pacific salmon, white ...
Source: Thefishsite
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