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Federal Aquaculture Act headed nowhere good

At the moment, all indications are that the draft Aquaculture Act is headed nowhere that actually protects our marine ecosystems or safeguards opportunities for sustainable coastal jobs of the future.

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BY SHANNON ARNOLD AND KAREN WRISTEN
February 10, 2021

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Federal Aquaculture Act headed nowhere good

At the moment, all indications are that the draft Aquaculture Act is headed nowhere that actually protects our marine ecosystems or safeguards opportunities for sustainable coastal jobs of the future.

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