The first article was a very technical report concerning Chilean aquaculture, but it did give me some gems of information of how the process works and how it has become more efficient. It also mentioned the fact aquaculture creates jobs in technology and engineering fields as well as aqua-farming. Aquaculture requires technologists and engineers to come up with ways to house and grow the fish as well as making the field more efficient. The field will also require the basic laborers and farmers of land agriculture. I have also come up with an idea for the narrative part of my story. I think a researcher might do a presentation at a skeptical science lab so he can get the scientists' support to petition the government for grant money to establish an aquaculture facility at the lab or to get the scientists on the aquaculture bandwagon.
Di Girolamo, M., Salas, G.M., & Di Girolamo, G. (2010). Engineering applications in Chilean aquaculture. The Journal of Ocean Technology 5 (2). Retrieved from http://firstsearch.oclc.org.madonnaezp.liblime.com
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