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Fishing industry reps raise concerns about wind energy areas

A recent webinar on the impacts of offshore wind energy had some members of the Gloucester fishing community sounding off on their concerns to officials of the federal Bureau of

Meetings include one in Rockport to gain input on wind energy projects offshore

ROCKPORT — A series of meetings, including one in Rockport, will be held to gather feedback on plans for offshore wind energy projects.

Wind energy impacts subject of upcoming webinar

For those looking to learn more about offshore wind energy’s potential impacts on the waters and communities of Cape Ann, an informational webinar is scheduled for Wednesday, July 12, from

Concerns remain over offshore wind lease area

As offshore wind energy planning for the Gulf of Maine continues, the fertile fishing grounds in Lobster Management Area 1 are still part of the final “call” area for potential

Concerns remain over offshore wind lease area

As offshore wind energy planning for the Gulf of Maine continues, the fertile fishing grounds in Lobster Management Area 1 are still part of the final “call” area for potential

Coastal News Today | USA - NOAA backs Aquaculture Opportunity Areas

Scientists from NOAA recently delivered a number of talks on how Aquaculture Opportunity Areas can develop economic and environmental resiliency, and serve as a vital complement to wild-catch fisheries.

Local waters found unsuitable for large aquaculture areas, but smaller fish farm proposal continues

A recent study concluded that the federal waters off San Diego are not suitable for some forms of aquaculture, but that doesn't necessarily mean that proposals for local aquafarms are dead in the water.

Panel of researchers cites benefits of offshore fish farming

Panel of researchers cites benefits of offshore fish farming Moderator Drue Winters and panelists Don Kent, Jesse Trushenski, Rebecca Gentry and Seth Theuerkauf (clockwise from top left) discuss the benefits of aquaculture at a virtual congressional briefing. (Elisabeth Frausto) Webinar comes as the Pacific Ocean AquaFarms project proposed for about four miles off Bird Rock is under review by the EPA. Environmental group San Diego Coastkeeper remains opposed. July 1, 2021 5 PM PT Print Offshore aquaculture not only increases the global seafood supply but also serves to temper or mitigate the effects of climate change, according to researchers who spoke at a June 29 online congressional briefing presented by the American Fisheries Society and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

Comprehensive global study confirms restorative aquaculture has positive impacts on marine life