Lobster condos a hot seller
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Moncton showcased snappy, sustainable concrete condos this week ... for lobsters. A conference on lobster sustainability wrapped up in the Hub City Wednesday, as scientists met with industry stakeholders to hammer out a sustainable future for the billion-dollar industry.
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Hamptons.com Speaks To Ted Danson About Our Oceans And Environment
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Southampton - In anticipation of the second annual Oceana event to be held in the Hamptons this weekend, Hamptons.com caught up with actor, activist and Oceana Board member Ted Danson to explore his opinions on our oceans and environment.
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The Catch of Climate Change: Increased OA and Temperatures Could Directly Impact New England Fisheries and Revenues
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New England is known for its fresh and savory seafood, and the fishing industry is a vital source of jobs and income for local economies. But challenges presented by climate change – ocean acidification and increased ocean temperatures – could have major economic consequences for New England fishing ports.
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Atlantic Cod Show Signs of Recovery Off Nova Scotia
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Comebacks. Sports teams and aging rockers have them. Fish rarely do. But in a bit of good news for fisheries scientists, one ecosystem devastated by overfishing off the coast of Nova Scotia is showing early signs of recovery, a new study suggests. Here, Atlantic cod and other predatory fish, whose numbers nosedived in the early 1990s, seem to be struggling back, pointing to the resilience of marine communities, researchers say.
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New Bedford dockside power connections to lower emissions for fishing fleet
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NEW BEDFORD, Mass. — Forty-two shore-side power pedestal connections are being installed on four New Bedford piers to offer the city's commercial fishing fleet a cleaner and cheaper source of power, according to energy company Veolia Energy North America. The change will reduce greenhouse gas emissions by more than 3,000 metric tons, Veolia's subsidiary Boston-based SourceOne said.
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