Answer:
Aquaculture is one of the various economic uses of Laguna Lake. Rapid aquaculture development has occurred in the area since the discovery that some fish species can be grown in controlled environments in the lake, including those that are not native to its waters (Israel 2007). However, Laguna Lake is also threatened with household and industrial pollution (Greenpeace 2010). ...
... This fish destroys nets and competes for natural food and living space with cultured species. There is also a problem with fish diseases that cause fish mortality or fish kill which in turn reduce the viability of aquaculture operations (Israel 2007). The governance of Laguna Lake has been institutionalized to address the above mentioned problems.
