Marine Aquaculture: A Growing Business

December 2008
Citation:
37
ELR 10916
Issue
12
Author
Panel discussion

Editors' Summary: On February 6, 2007, the Environmental Law Institute hosted a seminar to discuss the environmental implications of the growing business of marine aquaculture. This seminar was the fifth event in the Oceans seminar series. After the moderator offered introductions, the panelists discussed a range of issues, including the current environmental challenges facing aquaculture, laws and policies that regulate existing aquaculture practices, and expanding and emerging sectors such as offshore aquaculture. The seminar concluded with a question-and-answer period. Below is a transcript of the event. [Transcribed by ACE Transcription Service, Washington, D.C. The transcript has been lightly edited, and citations have been added, for ease of reading.]

Panelists: Richard Smith, Partner, Robinson & Cole L.L.P. Becky Goldberg, Senior Scientist, Environmental Defense Billy Plauché, Partner, Gordon & Buck L.L.P. Susan Bunsick, Senior Policy Analyst, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Aquaculture Program
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