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Measuring the effect of climate change on freshwater aquaculture production in China
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DOI：10.1016/j.aquaculture.2026.744266.png)
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• Freshwater aquaculture is essential for food security and the sustainable development of global aquaculture and currently there are great concerns about potential threats from climate change • Impact of climate change on aquaculture is observed by incorporating climatic factors together with other freshwater aquaculture production factors into a classic Cobb-Douglas production function. • Overall, climate change has an inverted Cobb-Douglas U-shape impact on Chinese freshwater aquaculture production • Impact exhibits spatial heterogeneity across the coastal and inland provinces and across the northern and southern provinces in China
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Freshwater aquaculture
Climate change
China
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