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US’ most lucrative seafood landing port has ‘grave concerns’ for scallop fishery

'BOEM is well aware that mobile bottom-gear fisheries such as scallops can be significantly impacted by offshore wind farms' -- Gordon Carr, Port of New Bedford, Massachusetts

By Amanda Buckle | Oct. 31, 2024 16:03 GMT
Vessels are berthed often five and never less than three deep in the Port of New Bedford. Photo by Jason Huffman
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The head of the US' most valuable commercial fishing port has a "grave concern" about what the development of offshore wind off the Massachusetts coast might mean for the Atlantic scallop industry [...]

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