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Norway identifies 11 potential new areas for aquaculture

The Institute of Marine Research has surveyed Norway's offshore regions, looking for possible new farming sites more than one nautical mile from the coast

By Undercurrent News | Dec. 30, 2019 10:18 GMT
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Norway has identified a number of potential new sites for offshore aquaculture, according to an announcement by its directorate of fisheries.  [...]

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