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NOAA looks to open more groundfish fishing grounds

NOAA is looking open 2,925 square miles of the approximately 8,920 sq miles currently closed off for fishing, in bid to ease pressure on New England fishermen

By Undercurrent News | July 11, 2013 15:54 BST
NOAA looks to open more groundfish fishing grounds
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As part of an overall effort to help New England fishermen adjust to new quota cuts for groundfish implemented last month, NOAA Fisheries is planning to open approximately 33% of areas currently closed to protect groundfish and habitat that have been off limits for nearly 20 years, it has announced [...]

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