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Maybe the proper solution is to increase the production? I found a much better article on bluefin tuna troubles in Scientific American - indeed there are attem
by bd 18y ago
Maybe the proper solution is to increase the production?
I found a much better article on bluefin tuna troubles in Scientific American - indeed there are attempts to farm tuna:
http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?id=bluefin-tuna-in-peril http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?id=bluefin-tuna-in-peril
BTW that's also one of the reasons why I think predicting populations 40 years in advance is hard. Even for a good model assumptions can change. And for systems of nonlinear differential equations even small differences in constants can lead to widely different outcomes.
- whacked_new 18y agoIMHO, the "best" countermeasure is the most inconvenient one, which is not only inconvenient on personal levels, but also on social levels. The inconvenience is evident in another posting on this thread and extends to areas beyond tuna -- which is why I am bearish on whole matter (just imagine the number of people with that sentiment), even if you increase production.