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Cabinet Office has revealed that more than 200,000 civil servants have taken part in the One Big Thing initiative, while also confirming shortlisted bids for its data challenge funding contest More than half of all staff at core departments and 40% of civil servants across government took par

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Tree of Heaven is an invasive species, that's recently been spotted in Colorado.

Tree of Heaven is an invasive species, that's recently been spotted in Colorado.

Many coastal communities rely on fishing and related industries for jobs and income, but fisheries are increasingly vulnerable to the effects of...

As climate change forces more fish to move north in search of cooler waters, NOAA has created a way for the public to track their movements.

NOAA Fisheries has developed a new way to track the location and movement of fish as more of them head north due to climate change.

With roughly 80 percent of seafood landing in restaurant kitchens for their diners to consume, the initial pandemic shutdown was devastating for growers and harvesters of oysters, mussels, seaweeds and other aquaculture products.

“As Maine’s working waterfront continues to face new supply chain challenges, the industry and consumer demand keeps growing,” said Sebastian Belle, the MAA’s executive director.