Routledge Blue Genes - Aquatic Biodiversity Governance Book

The rapid advancement of genetic sciences has triggered a blue revolution in how we utilize aquatic biodiversity. As the world moves toward a future where farmed fish production rivals wild catches, the demand for genetic resources is increasing at an unprecedented rate. From marine bacteria that may provide medical breakthroughs to deep-sea organisms capable of cleaning oil spills, the potential of our oceans is vast. Blue Genes by Routledge addresses the urgent gap between scientific progress and current policy frameworks. This groundbreaking work provides a deep look into the ownership, governance, and trade of aquatic genetic resources. It is an essential resource for those studying the legal and economic implications of marine biotechnology. As science moves forward, understanding the regulatory landscape becomes vital for managing the world's aquatic assets. This book offers a timely analysis of how we can manage these biological resources as they become central to global food security and scientific innovation.