A New England offshore fish farm would be the first of its kind but environmentalists aren't thrilled
New Hampshire-based Blue Water Fisheries would grow millions of pounds of Atlantic salmon and steelhead trout, two popular seafood species.
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New Hampshire-based Blue Water Fisheries would grow millions of pounds of Atlantic salmon and steelhead trout, two popular seafood species.
A New Hampshire group wants to be the first to bring offshore fish farming to the waters off New England by raising salmon and trout in open-ocean pens miles from land, but critics fear the plan could harm the environment. The vast majority of U.S. aquaculture, the practice of raising and harvesting fish in controlled settings, takes place in coastal waters or on land, in tanks and ponds. The farm would grow millions of pounds of Atlantic salmon and steelhead trout, two popular seafood species, documents state.
BILLERICA — The Select Board voted 4-0 Monday to rescind $38,000 in community funds awarded to Community Caregivers after the organization was found to have incorrectly listed multiple people as their board members on their application for funds.
Woodlands County council reviewed road projects, Blue Ridge Briar Patch demolition and the Whitecourt Airport logo. Read more.
Travis Rob is now interim Chief Administrative Officer for the town of Fort Frances. Council approved the move...