FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W4200433676> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W4200433676 endingPage "1331" @default.
• W4200433676 startingPage "1315" @default.
• W4200433676 abstract "The sustainability of global seafood supply to meet increasing demand is facing several challenges, including increasing consumption levels due to a growing human population, fisheries resources over-exploitation and climate change. Whilst growth in seafood production from capture fisheries is limited, global mariculture production is expanding. However, climate change poses risks to the potential seafood production from mariculture. Here, we apply a global mariculture production model that accounts for changing ocean conditions, suitable marine area for farming, fishmeal and fish oil production, farmed species dietary demand, farmed fish price and global seafood demand to project mariculture production under two climate and socio-economic scenarios. We include 85 farmed marine fish and mollusc species, representing about 70% of all mariculture production in 2015. Results show positive global mariculture production changes by the mid and end of the 21st century relative to the 2000s under the SSP1-2.6 scenario with an increase of 17%±5 and 33%±6, respectively. However, under the SSP5-8.5 scenario, an increase of 8%±5 is projected, with production peaking by mid-century and declining by 16%±5 towards the end of the 21st century. More than 25% of mariculture-producing nations are projected to lose 40%-90% of their current mariculture production potential under SSP5-8.5 by mid-century. Projected impacts are mainly due to the direct ocean warming effects on farmed species and suitable marine areas, and the indirect impacts of changing availability of forage fishes supplies to produce aquafeed. Fishmeal replacement with alternative protein can lower climate impacts on a subset of finfish production. However, such adaptation measures do not apply to regions dominated by non-feed-based farming (i.e. molluscs) and regions losing substantial marine areas suitable for mariculture. Our study highlights the importance of strong mitigation efforts and the need for different climate adaptation options tailored to the diversity of mariculture systems, to support climate-resilient mariculture development." @default.
• W4200433676 created "2021-12-31" @default.
• W4200433676 creator A5003330050 @default.
• W4200433676 creator A5007830198 @default.
• W4200433676 creator A5027074702 @default.
• W4200433676 creator A5032125929 @default.
• W4200433676 creator A5037514738 @default.
• W4200433676 creator A5063055679 @default.
• W4200433676 date "2021-12-13" @default.
• W4200433676 modified "2023-10-16" @default.
• W4200433676 title "Projecting global mariculture production and adaptation pathways under climate change" @default.
• W4200433676 cites W1092380615 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W1596881606 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W1935636950 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W1980938073 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W1984133743 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W1985192029 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W1992193293 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2002173273 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2020867704 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2030200906 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2043699264 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2046145751 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2072943194 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2090481911 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2107796072 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2110516276 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2127854299 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2139416101 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2148333466 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2149905014 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2153029882 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2156695268 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2163437592 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2267470873 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2276139955 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2300820052 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2410390527 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2501872716 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2508552079 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2547220563 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2588879123 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2607720425 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2749519793 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2769434646 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2778608107 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2781567654 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2782671643 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2785682811 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2791905016 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2801477156 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2808279205 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2886025928 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2900131078 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2922144057 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2940811537 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2943253067 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2957366833 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W2970314728 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W3006296777 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W3011130580 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W3016558255 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W3021209688 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W3030446301 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W3034865174 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W3048932873 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W3072837421 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W3112717819 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W3153754963 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W3200510275 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W3201728532 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W4240783751 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W610857469 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W762593031 @default.
• W4200433676 cites W801506658 @default.
• W4200433676 doi "https://doi.org/10.1111/gcb.15991" @default.
• W4200433676 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34902203" @default.
• W4200433676 hasPublicationYear "2021" @default.
• W4200433676 type Work @default.
• W4200433676 citedByCount "9" @default.
• W4200433676 countsByYear W42004336762022 @default.
• W4200433676 countsByYear W42004336762023 @default.
• W4200433676 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W4200433676 hasAuthorship W4200433676A5003330050 @default.
• W4200433676 hasAuthorship W4200433676A5007830198 @default.
• W4200433676 hasAuthorship W4200433676A5027074702 @default.
• W4200433676 hasAuthorship W4200433676A5032125929 @default.
• W4200433676 hasAuthorship W4200433676A5037514738 @default.
• W4200433676 hasAuthorship W4200433676A5063055679 @default.
• W4200433676 hasConcept C132651083 @default.
• W4200433676 hasConcept C139719470 @default.
• W4200433676 hasConcept C144024400 @default.
• W4200433676 hasConcept C14429324 @default.
• W4200433676 hasConcept C149923435 @default.
• W4200433676 hasConcept C162324750 @default.
• W4200433676 hasConcept C18903297 @default.
• W4200433676 hasConcept C2778348673 @default.
• W4200433676 hasConcept C2908647359 @default.

• next