It’s Been a Brutal Year for Offshore Wind — Despite Analysts’ Best Guesses
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by borehead - Moderator
16h ago
Since the start of 2023, approximately 60% of all contracts signed by American offshore wind developers have been cancelled, according to E&E News. Ørsted, a Danish company and one of the world’s leading offshore wind developers, backed out of two major planned projects in New Jersey in 2023, while other players like General Electric, British Petroleum (BP) and Equinor ..read more
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NCFA WEEKLY UPDATE for April 29, 2024
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by borehead - Moderator
16h ago
From the start, several recreational committee members made it clear that they had no respect for the commercial fishing industry or it’s contributions to the states food supply and economy. They referred to themselves as “conservationist” and “public fishers” claiming that they, and only they, have the right to fish. They labeled commercial fishing as ..read more
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Maine fishing pier damaged in January storms put up for sale
Fishery Nation
by borehead - Moderator
16h ago
Kent’s Wharf has been listed for sale through an open-ended online auction. A minimum bid of $1.4 million has been set for the property, which includes two wooden piers and assorted buildings on approximately 1.25 acres. However, the suggested value is more than double that, at $2.9 million. While the reasons for the potential sale are ..read more
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Final HFD investigation report being completed following Pier 36 boat fire
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by borehead - Moderator
16h ago
Pier 36 appeared to be back to normal Saturday in Honolulu, less than a day after an explosion on a boat that injured five people. It resulted in two critical patients and three serious. First responders were called out to the scene around 3:30 p.m. Friday. Captain Matt Milyak with Hawaii Whale tale tours works ..read more
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Cod stock reassessment prompts calls from producers to end moratorium
Fishery Nation
by borehead - Moderator
16h ago
A recent reassessment of Newfoundland and Labrador’s northern cod stock has some in the industry calling an end to the commercial moratorium implemented in 1992. Alberto Wareham, president and CEO of Icewater Seafoods in Arnold’s Cove, says last year’s reassessment — the Department of Fisheries and Oceans, in reviewing historical data, moved cod from the ..read more
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22 fishermen rescued from sinking fishing vessel off the coast of Cape Town
Fishery Nation
by borehead - Moderator
16h ago
At 09h36, Friday, 26 April, NSRI Hout Bay and NSRI Table Bay duty crews were placed on alert following reports from MRCC (Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre) of a local 35 meter long line fishing trawler taking on water (but under tow and pumping water free) about 30 nautical miles off-shore South West of the Port ..read more
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2.4 GW Offshore Wind Energy Project Opposed In Brookings
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by borehead - Moderator
16h ago
Following a letter of opposition by the Brookings City Council to the Bureau of Energy Management (BOEM) about the latter’s Offshore Wind Energy Project on Monday, it is likely that the council will formally oppose the development of windmills off the Oregon Coast. The WEA (wind energy area) in Brookings and Coos Bay potentially has ..read more
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Tire toxicity faces fresh scrutiny after salmon die-offs
Fishery Nation
by borehead - Moderator
2d ago
For decades, concerns about automobile pollution have focused on what comes out of the tailpipe. Now, researchers and regulators say, we need to pay more attention to toxic emissions from tires as vehicles roll down the road. At the top of the list of worries is a chemical called 6PPD, which is added to rubber ..read more
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The hunt for B.C.’s most notorious fisherman
Fishery Nation
by borehead - Moderator
2d ago
On a Coast Guard patrol ship in nearby English Bay, Leslie Sanderson was awoken and briefed about a boat that might be fishing where it shouldn’t be. Through binoculars, a crew member quickly spied the suspect vessel, which was lit only by headlamps worn by the shadowy figures on board. The boat was listing slightly ..read more
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Waterfront property owners scramble to repair after damaging storms, fearing lobster fishing season at risk
Fishery Nation
by borehead - Moderator
2d ago
According to Gov. Janet Mills, the back-to-back storms that hit the state earlier this year left behind more than $70 million in damage to Maine’s infrastructure, including the destruction of several working waterfront properties and docks, ultimately leaving the success of this year’s lobster fishing season uncertain. Last week, the Maine Legislature signed off on ..read more
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