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in maintaining ecosystem sustainability on the zone B scale, perhaps with collaboration between finfish aquaculture (which adds nutrients) and shellfish aquaculture
(which benefits from increased amounts of phytoplankton). Whether such a change
can take place in the existing economic environment is a matter for other chapters
in this volume.
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