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Malaysia Urges Development of Aquaculture

September 10, 2019

The Malaysian government is actively promoting aquaculture as a means to ensure sufficient supplies of fish in the face of dwindling wild fish stocks. (Photo © Adobe Stock / defun)
The Malaysian government is actively promoting aquaculture as a means to ensure sufficient supplies of fish in the face of dwindling wild fish stocks. (Photo © Adobe Stock / defun)

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