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How shrimp farming wreaked havoc on Sri Lanka's coasts

  • Written by The Conversation
imageFrom boom to bust: tiger prawn farmingEPA

We are not far from the ocean here. The air smells of salt and sulphur, of marine life. But the square of black, cracked mud in front of us, bounded by its four crumbling walls of sand, is no place for living things. It was previously a pond for cultivating tiger prawns, the lucrative species that was the...

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