@misc{eliott_deliverable_51_2020, 
author={Eliott, M., Franco, A., Smyth, K., Cormier, R.},
title={Deliverable 5.1: Industry- and policy-driven conceptual frameworks of climate change impacts on aquaculture and fisheries},
year={2020},
howpublished = {report},
abstract = {Climate  change (CC) and  global  heating  are  creating  a  set  of  causes  which  will  lead  to consequences   for   inland   waters   and   marine   aquaculture   and   fisheries.   Those consequences  will therefore need  to  be  addressed  through  a  set  of  management measures.  In  addition,  climate  change  may  also  bring  about  opportunities  for  these industries, not least as a means of adapting to the changes. These opportunities will also need  to  be  addressed  through  management  measures.  Given  the  complexity  of  these interactions  then  there  is  the  need  for  defining  and  refining  conceptual  frameworks  to give a logical and widely accepted means of tackling the challenges. The  causes, consequences  and  responses  need  to  involve  consideration  of  the  natural, social,   economic,   engineering   and   governance   aspects.   Most   importantly,   for   the solutions  to  be  rooted  in  the  applied  and  industrial  spheres  and  for  them  to  be sustainable and successful, then they need to be derived by stakeholders.},
note = {Eliott, M.; Franco, A.; Smyth, K.; Cormier, R.: Deliverable 5.1: Industry- and policy-driven conceptual frameworks of climate change impacts on aquaculture and fisheries. 2020.}}