CLEAN: Fish farms spark green debate in New Zealand

The video discusses the transformation of sounds into fish farming areas, highlighting the risks of intensive farming such as pollution and disease. It emphasizes the importance of sustainable growth and the need to balance aquaculture with other community activities. A study in Marlborough Sounds is mentioned, focusing on the carrying capacity for fish farms.

What is a potential consequence of having multiple fish farms close together?

• Reduced water pollution

• Increased fish production

• Higher risk of disease

• Improved fish health

What is the main focus of the study conducted in the Marlborough Sounds?

• The economic benefits of fish farming

• The history of aquaculture in the region

• The types of fish suitable for farming

• The carrying capacity for sustainable fish farming

Why is sustainable growth important in aquaculture?

• To maximize fish production

• To prevent environmental degradation

• To reduce the need for regulations

• To increase fish farm profits

What is the challenge mentioned in balancing aquaculture with other community activities?

• Finding new locations for fish farms

• Determining the optimal level of aquaculture

• Increasing the number of fish species farmed

• Reducing the cost of fish farming

What is the concern regarding the value of other activities in the community?

• They are not as profitable as aquaculture

• They require more resources than aquaculture

• They could be undermined by excessive aquaculture

• They might overshadow aquaculture