Japan is the leading producer of farm-raised shrimp, offering a lower price than Americans who farm or catch shrimp for a living. Shrimp farming requires converting coastline estuaries into holding pens for the baby shrimp to grow in. What will be the long-term consequences for Japan if this industry continues to grow?

Increased growth in the near-shore fishing and crabbing industries of Japan

Increased estuarine diversity because of new predators

Decreased pollution of estuaries and coastal waterways.

Decreased number of fish species who use the estuaries

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Japan is the leading producer of farm-raised shrimp, offering a lower price than Americans who farm or catch shrimp for a living. Shrimp farming requires converting coastline estuaries into holding pens for the baby shrimp to grow in. What will be the long-term consequences for Japan if this industry continues to grow?

 Increased growth in the near-shore fishing and crabbing industries of Japan

 Increased estuarine diversity because of new predators

 Decreased pollution of estuaries and coastal waterways.

 Decreased number of fish species who use the estuaries

anonymous · Answer

I believe is B but im not sure