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Salmon farming, sometimes referred to as salmon aquaculture, is the industrial mass production of salmon. In open water salmon farming, the practice utilizes a series of cages made from synthetic nets, which act like sieves, and attempt to contain the fish, while allowing their waste and excess feed to fall directly into the ocean beneath the operation. On the other hand, some salmon farming is done in closed systems, such as tanks.

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The Ecological Impact of Salmon Farming: Too Much Damage for Too Little in Return? Introduction Salmon farming, sometimes referred to as salmon aquaculture, is the industrial mass production of salmon. In open water salmon farming, the practice utilizes a series of cages made from synthetic nets, which act like sieves, and attempt to contain the fish, while allowing their waste and excess feed to fall directly into the ocean beneath the operation. On the other hand, some salmon farming is done in closed systems, such as tanks. The practice amounts to an attempt to industrialize the production

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