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Empire Wind, a 810-megawatt turbine array under construction off New York, was allowed to proceed in mid-May by the Trump administration. But project opponents continue to apply political pressure. Equinor rendering.
Equinor reports $995 million impairment on Empire Wind
NF Staff
Virginia wooden boatbuilder Bill Keeling just launched this new boat at Horn Harbor Marina in Port Haywood, Va. Larry Chowning photo.
A Chesapeake classic with a personal touch
Larry Chowning
Sal Ruggiero, general manager of the Joe Monani Fish Co. at the Fulton Fish Market, spoke at a July 15 rally at the market opposing the Empire Wind project. Protect Our Coast NJ photo.
Seafood workers, supporters rally at Fulton market against Empire Wind
NF Staff
The Fulton Fish Market is the largest seafood market in the U.S., moving more than 5 million pounds of fish weekly and employing some 1,500 workers at its Bronx, N.Y. location. Blue Trace photo.
Fulton Fish Market joins lawsuit against Empire Wind
NF Staff
Empire Wind, a 810-megawatt turbine array under construction off New York, was allowed to proceed in mid-May by the Trump administration. But project opponents continue to apply political pressure. Equinor rendering.
Trump moves to restrict wind power tax credits
Kirk Moore
Amendment 25 would replace the current Atlantic cod stocks with newly identified cod stocks in Eastern Gulf of Maine, Western Gulf of Maine, Georges Bank, and Southern New England. NEFMC graphic.
New England council tries again on Northeast groundfish plan
NF Staff
Senate budget vote set mixed prospects for offshore wind
Kirk Moore
A trawler in North Carolina. N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries photo.
Proposed NC shrimp trawl ban defeated
Kirk Moore
Former NMFS biologist Joe Smith’s encyclopedic book, Menhaden: A Biologist’s Thirty-Two-Year Journey with the Fish and Fishery, is rich with information and likely to become required reading for fishery science students. Palmetto Publishing image.
Menhaden: A Biologist’s Thirty-Two-Year Journey with the Fish and Fishery
Paul Molyneaux
The Cameron and Connor, a vessel owned by Miss Gina’s Fresh Shrimp in Beaufort, N.C. is among small inshore shrimp trawlers that fish Pamlico Sound. Miss Gina's Fresh Shrimp photo.
Carolina shrimp trawl ban
Paul Molyneaux
Evans Boat Construction and Repair of Crisfield, Md., have just introduced this Evans 25 scow for mid-Atlantic inshore fishermen. Photo courtesy of Evans Boat Construction and Repair.
Evans Boat Construction revives fiberglass scow
Larry Chowning
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