Revelation of green development of aquaculture industry in China from foreign provision of aquaculture tailwater discharge: a review
MA Xiaona,ZHAI Tangfang,WU Ziheng,LIU Zishuo,YANG Yuxiang,FENG Zhihua,LIU Ying*
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1.Jiangsu Key Laboratory of Marine Bioresources and Environment,Jiangsu Key Laboratory of Marine Biotechnology,Jiangsu Ocean University,Lianyungang 222005,China;2.Marine Resource Development Institute of Jiangsu Province (Lianyungang),Lianyungang 222005,China;3.College of Biosystems Engineering and Food Science,Zhejiang University,Hangzhou 310058,China;4.Co-Innovation Center of Jiangsu Marine Bio-industry Technology,Jiangsu Ocean University,Lianyungang 222005,China;5.Key Laboratory of Environment Controlled Aquaculture (Dalian Ocean University),Ministry of Education,Dalian 116023,China
The provision of aquaculture tailwater discharge in some major foreign countries and international organizations at the national level (Global Aquaculture Alliance,United States, European Union, Norway, France, Japan, Australia and World Bank)are summarized, and the current status of aquaculture wastewater discharge standards in China is examined. The requirements for wastewater discharge in aquaculture are analyzed and compared between China and other countries. It is found that foreign countries place more emphasis on process management including BMP management and permit systems, focusing on reducing pollutant emissions at the source. In terms of pollution control modes, foreign countries often adopt a combination of concentration control and total load control, while domestic approaches tend to focus on concentration control alone. In terms of pollution control parameters, in addition to the five main pollutants controlled in China (suspended solids, pH value, COD, nitrogen, and phosphorus nutrients), foreign countries also pay more attention to pollutants such as dissolved oxygen, coliform bacteria, and oil substances. There are also differences in pollutant emission concentration limits between domestic and foreign countries: the primary discharge standard is slightly higher than the standards of most foreign countries, while the secondary standard is lower than international standards. Furthermore, present paper offers insights and recommendations for the development of domestic standards for aquaculture wastewater discharge from three aspects: strengthening source control, improving process monitoring, and innovating end-of-pipe treatment, aiming to provide scientific reference for researchers and management departments and to promote the healthy and sustainable development of aquaculture industry in China.
MA Xiaona, ZHAI Tangfang, WU Ziheng, LIU Zishuo, YANG Yuxiang, FENG Zhihua, LIU Ying.
Revelation of green development of aquaculture industry in China from foreign provision of aquaculture tailwater discharge: a review[J]. Journal of Dalian Fisheries University, 2024, 39(2): 337-348 https://doi.org/10.16535/j.cnki.dlhyxb.2023-159
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