FISH FARMING INTERNATIONAL
July 1st, 2002
KEITH NUTHALLThis is based on a feature I wrote for Geographical Magazine a couple of years ago but which I am now focusing solely on Tasmania rather than nationwide.Tasmanian aquacultureMatthew Brace, SydneyAustralia is sold to the world as a vast baking continent with quartzite ridges stretching to the horizon like the fossilised carcasses of fallen dinosaurs.Dry creeks do little to satiate the parched eucalyptus growing along their banks.A century of agricultural greed and unsustainable water use has almost bled dry the country's biggest river system, the ...
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