Responsible use of aquaculture feeds. Improving environmental aspects of aquaculture through law. Review of the Asian priorities identified by participants in a recent workshop on this subject. Much of the information in this unusually thoughtful and even-handed article is equally applicable to the culture of reef fishes. Low pollution feed boosts Hong Kong's mariculture industry.
Trash fish is often the major source of pollution from mariculture.
Economic analysis of Indonesian coral reefs. World Bank Environment Department, Work in Progress. It includes, among many other things, an estimate of what cyanide fishing costs Indonesia. Cesar's efforts provide us with some invaluable ammunition for convincing these people to take coral reefs and their resources more seriously. Cesar's conclusions are bound to attract criticism because the data available for the analyses are often poor or non-existent .