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pollution control in aquaculture system - Coggle Diagram
pollution control in aquaculture system
4 :Monitoring and Assessment
Water quality testing parameters (e.g., BOD, COD, nitrate,
phosphate levels)
Use of sensors and automated monitoring systems
introduction :
Aquaculture = sensitive to environmental changes.
Climate change affects water temperature, chemistry, weather, and sea levels — all critical to aquatic farming.
1 : sources of pollution
excess feed and fish waste ----nutrient buildup
Escapees: invasive species and genetic pollution
Chemicals: antibiotics, antifoulants, pesticides
2 : :Environmental Impacts
Eutrophication → algal blooms and oxygen depletion
:Habitat degradation (e.g., coral reefs, mangroves).
Bioaccumulation of harmful substances in food chains
3 : Pollution Control Strategies
Water Quality Management
Waste Management
Regulation & Planning
5 : Innovations in Pollution Control
Innovations in Pollution Control Nanotechnology in water
purification
Innovations in Pollution Control
