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Report: Viable land-based aquaculture must be large-scale

An independent report commissioned by the Nova Scotia government has cast doubt on the commercial viability of farming Atlantic salmon in land-based, closed-containment facilities

By Undercurrent News | June 27, 2014 09:39 BST
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An independent report commissioned by the Nova Scotia government has apparently cast doubt on the commercial viability of farming Atlantic salmon in land-based, closed-containment facilities, report the Telegram [...]

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