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Canadian provincial bill would streamline shellfish, marine plant aquaculture approvals

The bill introduced on Tuesday aims to reduce the application timeline for non-finfish aquaculture by 12 to 18 months

By Undercurrent News | Sept. 11, 2024 17:49 BST
Nova Scotia shellfish farm. Photo: Municipality of Argyle, Nova Scotia
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Lawmakers in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia are seeking to speed up the approval process for shellfish and marine plant aquaculture with changes that could reduce the application timeline by 12 to 18 months [...]

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