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Philosophy Energy Food Water Food Freshwater or Saltwater? BOTH 17 Different Ingredients to a Low-Cost Successful Operation Heat Source Energy Water Treatment Natural vs. Artificial Using Green Technologies to Help Restore the Gulf

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Philosophy

Food Water Energy

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Food

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Freshwater or Saltwater?

BOTH

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17 Different Ingredients to a Low-Cost Successful Operation

Energy Heat Source Water Treatment

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Natural vs. Artificial

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Using Green Technologies to Help Restore the Gulf

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Company Overview

 Established 2008  Freshwater and saltwater operations  Recirculating aquaculture technologies  Water reuse and effluent management

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Aqua Green is an inland aquaculture site

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Sustainable Inland Aquaculture

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Model

Fingerlings Growout Market

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Fish production Effluent (processed water)

Solids-free high nutrient effluent

Energy source

Solids

High nutrient compost Recycle Greenhouse based aquaponics Spray field application

Vegetables Macroalgae Marsh plants Hay Row crops

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Ponds Raceways Net pens or cages

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Recirculating Aquaculture Systems

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 Environmental control (temperature, salinity)  Minimal discharge, water conserving  Concentrated effluent for aquaponics  Reduced predation and disease outbreaks

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Freshwater operations

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Freshwater effluent

Agricultural spray field

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Marine operations

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Quarantine Room

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Egg incubation Live feeds Experimental Larval production

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Broodstock reproduction and juvenile production

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Pilot Scale Marine Finfish Production Facility

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Saltwater effluent

Greenhouse covered evaporation ponds

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Wastewater treatment plant

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Gulf Restoration

Aqua Green is fully operational and capable

  • f producing millions of juvenile fish to restock Gulf waters
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Species Available for Restoration

Species Habitat Availability

Red drum Sciaenops ocellatus Inshore September-November Spotted seatrout Cynoscion nebulosus Inshore August-November Cobia Rachycentron canadum Offshore, pelagic June-October Southern flounder Paralichthys lethostigma

Inshore

March-June Florida pompano Trachinotus carolinus Offshore, surf April-October Atlantic croaker Micropogonias undulates Inshore September-November

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Marine Finfish Stock Enhancement Facility

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Collaborations

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 Sustainable inland freshwater and marine aquaculture  Green production technologies  Water reuse and effluent management  Quality seafood products  Established state of the art facilities for restoration purposes

Summary