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Oceana paper makes case for expanding AIS use in US

Oceana wants the US to match the EU, UK and other nations by requiring fishing vessels that are 49-feet or longer to maintain automation identification systems

By Undercurrent News | April 13, 2022 17:36 BST
Credit: Oceana
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A new 12-page report released Tuesday (April 12) by the conservation group Oceana makes the case for expanding the requirements for automation identification system (AIS) technology in the US to include smaller vessels [...]

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