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Wind turbines, including one with a damaged blade, at the Vineyard Wind offshore site in November. Two-thirds of the planned turbines still need to be completed. Photo by Eleonora Bianchi / The New Bedford Light.
What’s next for Vineyard Wind?
Raymond Hartley, a New Bedford fisherman supporting Donald Trump for president. Photo by Will Sennott / The New Bedford Light
Why New Bedford’s waterfront wears its politics boldly
Commercial fishing and aquaculture sectors incorporate advanced technologies like AI to transform their understanding of the global seafood industry. Photo by metamorworks
How AI is changing commercial fishing and aquaculture
Updates must be made quickly to the National Standard guidelines to address climate impacts, support fishing communities, and reduce bycatch or risk harming U.S. fisheries' resilience and equity. Photo by Fishing Communities Coalition
Fishing communities call on Biden-Harris Administration to update National Standard guidelines
U.S. Coast Guard Cutter James arrives in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Photo by U.S. Coast Guard / Petty Officer 3rd Class Logan Kaczmarek
Coast Guard visits Brazil to combat illegal fishing
Vance calls on the state government to request a federal fishery disaster declaration following low salmon returns. Photo by Troutnut on Shutterstock
Rep. Vance calls for federal disaster declaration due to low pink salmon returns
Experts from the University of Florida have authored a report proposing innovative technology that could help revive Florida’s once-prolific Apalachicola Bay oyster fishery. Photo by JKelleher
UF experts propose tech to revive Apalachicola Bay oysters
The crew of the F/V Capt. John, which on Sunday led the “flotilla” of about two dozen boats in protest against offshore wind development. Photo by Will Sennott / The New Bedford Light
Fishermen protest Vineyard Wind turbine collapse
Setnetters participate in a test seine net fishery on a beach site on Thursday, July 18, 2024 near Kenai, Alaska. Photo by Ashlyn O'Hara/ KDLL
Seining offers hope for king salmon and setnetters
Fisheries regulators voted this month to “discontinue” the development of a plan to reopen the Northern Edge of Georges Bank.
Fishermen protest ongoing closure of Northern Edge
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