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Sediment plumes trail from the Thanet offshore wind turbine array in the North Sea in June 2015. NASA Earth Observatory/Jesse Allen.
Offshore wind turbines could affect Mid-Atlantic ‘cold pool,’ study shows
Kirk Moore
Bob Dooley (left) and his late brother and lifelong business partner, John, with the Pacific Prince, one of many boats they owned together. Vito Vanoni photo
Ask a Highliner: Bob Dooley talks fishing, bycatch reduction, safety and more
Jessica Hathaway
Bob Dooley of Half Moon Bay, Calif., a 2017 National Fisherman Highliner. Sherry Flumerfelt photo
Bob Dooley: Community champion
Brian Hagenbuch
The century old O’Hara Corporation engaged Elliott Bay Design Group to provide design and engineering support for the modernization of the Alaska Spirit. EBDG scanned the entire vessel and is using computer programs to rebuild her for the 21st Century.
O'Hara refitting Alaska Spirit for the 21st century
Paul Molyneaux
A lobster dock at Point Judith, R.I. Rhode Island was among states that issued emergency permits enabling fishermen to sell directly to the public after the covid-19 pandemic shut down their usual markets. Sarah Smith/Rutgers University photo.
Survey shows extent of covid-19 impact to East Coast fishermen
Kirk Moore
Fishing vessels at the Block Island Wind Farm. Ørsted photo.
After Trump administration moves to pull plug, Vineyard Wind looks to Biden
Kirk Moore
Lobstermen haul traps off the coast of Maine. Maine Lobster Marketing Collaborative photo.
Maine launches seafood brand with CARES funds
Jessica Hathaway
The F/V Emmy Rose heading into Gloucester harbor, just outside the breakwater and the Eastern Point Light. Oct 15, 2020. Photo by sternman Barnaby Prendergast on the lobster boat Josephine Samantha.
Fundraising effort for families of Emmy Rose crew
Kirk Moore
The Emmy Rose, an 82-foot groundfish trawler based in Portland, Maine, was lost at sea on Nov. 23, 2020. Rink Varian photo.
Four missing after Maine dragger sinks off Cape Cod
Kirk Moore
The Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute hosts its annual All Hands on Deck meetings this week virtually, complete with ASMI Zoom backgrounds.
Industry Updates: Year in review, looking ahead to 2021
Jessica Hathaway
Vineyard Wind is building its 804-megawatt project (in yellow) 15 miles south of Martha's Vineyard. BOEM image
BOEM pushes back final findings on Vineyard Wind
Kirk Moore
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