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Massive Chinese shrimp farming greenhouse park at risk over illegal groundwater usage

From April 15, the government of Yangjiang, Guangdong province, plans to cut the power supply to a shrimp farming zone consisting of 3,500 greenhouses

By Lewis Hu | April 9, 2024 15:13 BST
Shrimp greenhouses in China. Source: Fish First
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A shrimp farming greenhouse park in the Chinese province of Guangdong is facing significant pressure from the local government over environmental challenges from its alleged illegal groundwater extraction, Undercurrent News has learned [...]

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