High greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from aquaculture have contributed to global
warming, arousing widespread concern worldwide. However, little is known about the …

Small ponds are important methane (CH4) sources. However, current estimates of CH4
emissions from aquaculture ponds are largely uncertain due to data paucity, especially in …

Fish ponds with their typically high carbon and nutrient inputs are relevant sources of
greenhouse gases. However, not much is known about gas bubble emissions (ebullition) …

Aquaculture ponds are an important artificial aquatic system for global food fish production
but also are a hot spot of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. The GHG mitigation strategy …

Small-hold aquaculture ponds are widespread globally, but their carbon greenhouse gas
emissions are poorly quantified. In this study, we used a carbon budget approach to assess …

Wetlands are emitters of greenhouse gases. However, many of the wetlands remain
understudied (like temperate, boreal, and high-altitude wetlands), which constrains the …

Mariculture ponds are widely distributed along the coastal regions and have been
increasingly recognized as biogeochemical hotspots of air-water greenhouse gas (GHG) …

Enclosure lake aquaculture causes lake eutrophication and emits CH 4 to the atmosphere.
So far, little is known about the rate of CH 4 emission from lake aquaculture and about how …

Aquaculture systems contribute to atmospheric N 2 O, but the magnitude of this N 2 O source
is largely uncertain. Here, we synthesized data from 139 aquaculture sites based on 59 peer …

The persistent rise in concentrations of greenhouse gases (GHGs) in the earth's atmosphere
is responsible for global warming and climate change. Besides the known source of GHGs …