Does the local government require environmental impact assessment of factory fish farming?

In many areas, the construction of factory fish farming needs environmental impact assessment, and it needs to comply with relevant laws, regulations and standards. Specifically, fish farms usually need to be approved and supervised by environmental protection departments and relevant institutions, and abide by local environmental protection laws and standards.

In the process of environmental impact assessment, it is necessary to evaluate and predict the possible impact of construction projects on the surrounding environment and ecosystem, including the following aspects:

1. Utilization and pollution of water resources-The supply and pollution of water resources in fish farms need to be evaluated from the aspects of water resources utilization, sewage treatment capacity and pollution prevention measures to avoid damage and pollution to water resources.

2. Waste discharge and treatment —— The wastes such as waste and excrement produced by aquaculture need to be treated and disposed, and their negative impact on the environment should be prevented. It is necessary to evaluate the composting or treatment methods of waste to ensure that the impact of aquaculture on the environment is minimized.

3. Impact of ecosystem-The construction of fish farm may have certain impact on the surrounding waters, wetlands and other ecosystems, so it is necessary to assess its possible impact on the ecosystem and provide protection and restoration measures to ensure the health and biodiversity of the ecosystem.

To sum up, the construction of fish farms needs environmental impact assessment, and it needs to abide by relevant laws, regulations and standards to ensure the minimum impact on the environment. If you need to build a fish farm, please be sure to consult and abide by local environmental laws and standards.