India is home to more than 150 zoological parks that play a vital role in biodiversity conservation, education, and tourism. However, these facilities generate considerable quantities of biodegradable waste daily, including animal manure, bedding litter, uneaten feed, and garden...
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Rapid urban expansion is reshaping patterns of food production and consumption, particularly with respect to protein supply. Conventional aquaculture systems, although widely practiced, are often unsuitable for urban environments due to their high demand for land, water, and feed...
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Fish culture is a fast-expanding livelihood activity in India, playing a key role in income, jobs, and food security. Chhattisgarh has great promise for inland aquaculture, though its poverty-reduction effect is limited by socio-economic inequalities, institutional factors, and i...
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