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2018 was hottest year on record for oceans
Ocean temperatures in 2018 were the highest ever recorded, according to figures released Wednesday by a group of international scientists.
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NPFMC postpones official decisions during shutdown
The North Pacific Fishery Management Council may not be able to make any official decisions at its February meeting due to the partial federal government shutdown.
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Shutdown costs New Bedford fishing co. $17K per week
The longest government shutdown in U.S. history is beginning to affect the most valuable fishing port in the country.
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Fishermen: Raimondo sidelined us from wind talks
Rhode Island fishermen are accusing Gov. Gina Raimondo of cutting them out of talks with Vineyard Wind about compensation for lost access to ocean fishing grounds.
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New York files suit over low commercial fluke quota
New York State has filed suit against the Trump administration to officially contest the state's "unfair" share of the federal quota for fluke.
ALASKA: Disaster declarations, relief in limbo for multiple fisheries
Offshore Oil Drilling in Florida Still Possible Despite Ban
Failed Brexit vote cranks up uncertainty for seafood sector
Commercial fishermen stand to lose billions from government shutdown
Aquaculture sector thriving in the European Union
DAILY PRESS: Seismic blasting is too risky along Atlantic Coast
US tilapia demand falls
Families know first-hand the importance of vessel safety training
2018 was hottest year on record for oceans
South Atlantic Council Seeks Public Input on Management Options for Recreational Accountability Measures and for ABC Control Rule
Federal fishery regulators forced to postpone official decisions during shutdown
Government shutdown costing New Bedford fishing company more than $17,000 a week
Fishermen: Gov. Raimondo sidelined us from wind-power talks
A calico lobster turned up at a Maryland fish market. The chances of finding one: 1 in 30 million
- Government shutdown costing New Bedford fishing company more than $17,000 a week
- Commercial fishermen stand to lose billions from government shutdown
- US fishing councils stay open, but hamstrung by shutdown
Washington
- ALASKA: Disaster declarations, relief in limbo for multiple fisheries
- Offshore Oil Drilling in Florida Still Possible Despite Ban
- Fishermen: Gov. Raimondo sidelined us from wind-power talks
State & Local
- DAILY PRESS: Seismic blasting is too risky along Atlantic Coast
- DON CUDDY: New England surf clam fishery is headed for disaster
- BILL STRAUS: Fishing industry could be endangered by planned wind turbines
Opinion
- US tilapia demand falls
- Fishmeal market turns bearish on good production, ASF, high China stocks
- Why Does Halibut Cost So Much?
Economic Impact
- Federal fishery regulators forced to postpone official decisions during shutdown
- US Government Shutdown Slows Progress on Offshore Wind Projects
- Recreational fishing rules to be overhauled under new law
Fisheries Management
- Japanese boat owners charged with helping smuggle shark fins
- Fishing crew charged with shark fin trafficking
- Carlos Rafael vessel captain sentenced for thwarting Coast Guard inspection
Enforcement
- Failed Brexit vote cranks up uncertainty for seafood sector
- Aquaculture sector thriving in the European Union
- Fears Grow of New ‘Cod Wars’ Under No-Deal Brexit
International Trade
- Bumble Bee Foods, LLC and FCF Partner with Ocean Outcomes to Improve Longline Tuna Fisheries
- Ocean Warming Is Accelerating Faster Than Thought, New Research Finds
- We’re accidentally driving this extremely ugly fish to extinction
Conservation & Environment
- Class action lawsuit filed against New York retailer in wake of seafood mislabeling report
- Governors, attorneys general join fight against seismic testing
- East Coast states sue to challenge Trump’s offshore oil move
Legal
- South Atlantic Council Seeks Public Input on Management Options for Recreational Accountability Measures and for ABC Control Rule
- Last Call for Public Comments on Chub Mackerel Amendment
- Federal shutdown effects on February NPFMC Portland meeting
