Titlebook: Developing the Blue Economy; Robert C. Brears Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Spring

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W. Marget,M. Westenfelder,C. Galanos sectors include sustainable fishing, sustainable aquaculture, marine biotechnology, marine renewable energy, coastal water resources management, and blue carbon ecosystems and ecosystem-based adaptation. Finally, developing innovative financial approaches is necessary to accelerate the transition to the blue economy.

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Introduction,ale-up investments across established and emerging sectors of the blue economy. The book also contains case studies that illustrate how locations of differing climates, lifestyles, and income levels are scaling up and mainstreaming the development of the blue economy.

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Conclusions, sectors include sustainable fishing, sustainable aquaculture, marine biotechnology, marine renewable energy, coastal water resources management, and blue carbon ecosystems and ecosystem-based adaptation. Finally, developing innovative financial approaches is necessary to accelerate the transition to the blue economy.

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Sustainable Aquaculture,ing the management of waste. The chapter will then discuss the concepts of sustainable aquaculture, integrated multi-trophic aquaculture, and organic aquaculture before reviewing spatial planning for aquaculture. Finally, the chapter will examine the ecosystem approach to aquaculture.

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Challenges to the Traditional Ocean Economy,o the traditional ocean economy, including climate change, unsustainable fisheries and aquaculture, and marine pollution. The chapter will then discuss marine and coastal ecosystem degradation, biodiversity loss, degraded ecosystem services, impacts of marine energy systems, and COVID-19.