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A decision on releasing a proposed wind-energy project for the Port au Port Peninsula from environmental assessment is looming, with Environment Minister Bernard Davis expected to deliver an update Friday.

World Energy GH2 will want to develop three sites in western Newfoundland for its wind power and hydrogen generation project — one of which is a sensitive wildlife area.

Revealing he has a confirmed market already in place Germany, N.S. businessman John Risley made a pitch to a room full of worried residents of Newfoundland's Port au Port Peninsula. One woman accused him of being "very disrespectful" to people anxious about how 164 turbines will change their lives.

John Risley, the former head of Clearwater Seafoods, says his new company has entered into an agreement with First Nations partners to acquire the Port of Stephenville for the project.

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An Atlantic Canadian biotechnology seafood company says harvest levels have plunged at the southern range of the cold-water seaweed it uses as raw material. Meanwhile, the Department of Fisheries and Oceans is being urged to do more research on lobster and climate change.

A Canadian research centre based in Halifax is promoting an ambitious observation system for the North Atlantic that would allow nations to invest in ocean observation as a consortium.

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With Indigenous ownership in place, Halifax-based Clearwater Seafoods will keep the company monopoly on the Canadian Arctic surf clam fishery, a business with annual sales topping $100M.