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Jose Antunes

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Jose Antunes is a freelance journalist who writes about technology, software, photography and video.

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Wind turbines in the Great Lakes are coming… in 2035!

Open Ocean Project: AI and satellite data to help end illegal fishing

The best waterproof cases of 2023

New resource warns about finfish aquaculture

CDFW grants $22.5 million to 19 projects for salmon habitat, climate resiliency, wildlife corridors, and wetlands restoration. Northern California Water Association photo.

California announces funding to protect salmon habitat

NOAA’s 2023 State of the Ecosystem: a tool for fishing management

How fishermen market their catch: a national survey

NOAA publishes a new Aquaculture Science Advice Handbook

Oregon State House declares war on modern plastics

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TRAP: a national program to remove derelict fishing gear

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