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Polluters to pay $10m to restore Washington state bay, boost seafood species

Contractors are working to restore areas critical to marine and coastal wildlife that also support local fisheries

By Undercurrent News | Nov. 7, 2024 13:10 GMT
Report: US seafood sales down 2.8%
Spawning coho in Issaquah Creek, Washington, by Dan Bennett
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Shellfish, salmon and forage fish in the US state of Washington’s Port Gamble Bay are set to benefit from nearly $10 million in habitat restoration, funded by a settlement with former owners of the historic Pope and Talbot Sawmill, the Kitsap Daily News reports.  [...]

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