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Chevronu2019s Jack/St. Malo semisubmersible in the Gulf of Mexico. Crowley Maritime photo.

Chevron deference is past, but regulatory state lives

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NOAA: U.S. catching, eating a little less fish

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Suggested wind areas off Nova Scotia swell in size

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Photo by NBC CT

Lobster trap tree pays homage to Conn. fishing village

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Photo by Marinas.com

Calif. harbormaster moves to replace ice source for fishing fleet

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Its investigation into a damaged wind turbine blade on the Vineyard Wind project has prompted manufacturer GE Vernova to remove some previously installed blades. Nantucket Current photo.

Issues arise at factory making Vineyard Wind blades

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Aubrey Church is policy manager for the Cape Cod Commercial Fishermen’s Alliance out of Chatham, Mass. Fishing Communities Coalition photo.

Grant will help Mass. fishermen gather data

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Photo by Oceana

Report details IUU fishing impacts on Canada

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Commentary: Charting course to Alaska’s seafood independence

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Commentary: $100M, 2,000 jobs at stake in Rio Grande Valley

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Photo by DFO Canada

Prosecutors seek jail time, fine in attempted slaying of whale

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