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ISBN 10: 0851998291
ISBN 13: 978-0851998299
Author: Barry Costa-Pierce, Alan Desbonnet, Peter Edwards, Dale Baker
Table of contents:
A Future Urban Ecosystem Incorporating Urban Aquaculture for Wastewater Treatment and Food Production
1. Introduction
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Overview of urban aquaculture as an agroindustry
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Importance in addressing food security, urban sustainability, and wastewater reuse
2. Urban Aquaculture as an Emerging Agroindustry
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Definition and conceptual framework
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Role in circular urban economies
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Environmental and socio-economic benefits
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Integration with urban planning and ecosystem services
3. The Evolution of Urban Aquaculture in Asia
3.1 Opportunities and Constraints in South and Southeast Asia
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Urbanization and water stress
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Socioeconomic drivers and policy landscape
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Challenges in scaling and modernizing traditional systems
3.2 Development Status of Wastewater-fed Aquaculture
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Case studies of integrated systems using municipal wastewater
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Health, safety, and environmental concerns
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Technological and institutional barriers
3.3 Peri-Urban Aquaculture and Livelihoods in Kolkata, India
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Role of wastewater-fed fish ponds in employment and nutrition
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Ecological resilience and public health issues
3.4 Case Studies from Vietnam
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Ho Chi Minh City: Functioning wastewater-aquaculture systems
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Hanoi: Policy shifts and modernization efforts
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Prospects for upscaling sustainable models
4. The Evolution of Urban Aquaculture in Europe and North America
4.1 Urban Aquaculture in Europe
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Regulatory frameworks and sustainability goals
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Integration with renewable energy and urban agriculture
4.2 United States Case Studies
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Competitive Potential: Market access and consumer trends
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Marine Sector Integration: Recirculating systems for shrimp and marine species
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Shrimp culture in superintensive systems
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Florida Bay scallop aquaculture in urban estuaries
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4.3 Recirculating Aquaculture Systems (RAS)
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Boston Harbor case study: performance and learning outcomes
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Urban site selection and infrastructure needs
5. The Progress and Potentials of Urban Aquaculture Education
5.1 Education Initiatives in the USA
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Brooklyn, NY: Community engagement and school projects
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Bridgeport, CT: Structured aquaculture education programs
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Curriculum design and outreach strategies
5.2 Science Communication and Public Engagement
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Tools and techniques for teaching urban aquaculture
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Role of citizen science and experiential learning
5.3 Ethical and Policy Considerations
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Eco-labelling and consumer trust
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Urban policy adaptation and the mainstreaming of aquaculture
6. Future Directions and Integration into Urban Ecosystems
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Urban aquaculture as a pillar of resilient city food systems
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Policy, infrastructure, and cross-sectoral collaboration
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Vision for circular urban metabolisms incorporating aquaculture
7. Conclusion
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Summary of regional evolution and innovations
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Urban aquaculture’s dual role in waste reuse and food production
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Need for interdisciplinary research and governance reform
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