Talk:Aquaculture in China

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Did you know... that during the Tang dynasty (618–907 AD), aquaculture in China of the common carp was banned because the Chinese word for common carp sounded like the family name, Li (李), of the emperor?

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Fish Farm Solar Plants[edit]

There has been a growing trend to install solar power farms on top of fish farms in China.^[1] The supposed benefits is Solar panels provide some shelter for the fish to procreate, save land space by utilising a double economic model,^[2] powers solar lights that improve tilapia fish growth and feed conversion,^[3] as well as boosting fish farmers income by allowing them to both cultivate fish and sell solar power to the grid.^[4] In 2019, fish farm solar plants represent 9% of the country's installed 135.7 gigawatts of sun-power capacity.^[5] There is even solar crawfish farms where same benefits of giving shade and cooling water temperature and double income to crawfish farm.^[6] Is it okay to add in a section for Solar Aquaculture where I mention that fish farms are also hosting solar power farms or it not appropriate? Please do discuss here. Nvtuil (talk) 08:40, 6 October 2021 (UTC

References

^ https://www.seafoodsource.com/features/tongwei-deal-shows-solar-power-could-boost-china-s-seafood-output
^ http://icities4greengrowth.in/casestudy/200-mw-solar-aquaculture-project-cixi-china
^ https://www.fishfarmingexpert.com/article/solar-lights-improve-fish-growth-and-feed-conversion/
^ https://inhabitat.com/immense-floating-solar-farm-at-chinese-fishery-replaces-7-4-tons-of-coal/
^ https://news.bloomberglaw.com/environment-and-energy/fish-farms-now-hosting-almost-9-of-chinas-solar-power-panels
^ https://english.jschina.com.cn/TodayJiangsu/23271/201908/t20190815_6300735.shtml

[1] ttps://www.seafoodsource.com/features/tongwei-deal-shows-solar-power-could-boost-china-s-seafood-output

[2] ttp://icities4greengrowth.in/casestudy/200-mw-solar-aquaculture-project-cixi-china

[3] ttps://www.fishfarmingexpert.com/article/solar-lights-improve-fish-growth-and-feed-conversion/

[4] ttps://inhabitat.com/immense-floating-solar-farm-at-chinese-fishery-replaces-7-4-tons-of-coal/

[5] ttps://news.bloomberglaw.com/environment-and-energy/fish-farms-now-hosting-almost-9-of-chinas-solar-power-panels

[6] ttps://english.jschina.com.cn/TodayJiangsu/23271/201908/t20190815_6300735.shtml

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