Dumping Nuclear Waste at Sea

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"The oceans are, and will continue to be, an important source for the world's food supply. However, no dramatic changes in exploitative methods or dramatic increases in supply are foreseen by experts in the near future. Methods to use plentiful underutilized species, such as krill, will still be searched for, but the most significant increases in fishery productivity will come from more efficient use of current catches. Progress in biotechnology, especially improved larval development, will increase human capacity for cultivating the oceans. Still, it is debatable whether or not mariculture activity to provide food for the world's hungry will succeed. More realistically, aquaculture activities will continue to guarantee the production of higher.priced species, such as salmon.


Yet something threatens to ruin the fish that can be..."

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