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Nordic Aquafarms earlier this year dropped its bid to build an onshore salmon farm in the midcoast city.
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The coalition includes the Maine Aquaculture Association, World Wildlife Fund, and economic development group FocusMaine, among others.
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There is no indication that any of the other 33 Sea Grant programs around the country are facing funding cuts — at least for now — similar to Maine's.
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The Conservation Law Foundation has filed a lawsuit against Cooke Aquaculture, arguing the company's Down East salmon pens are polluting the surrounding waters.
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Local groups say the USDA's Aquaculture Census is undercounting the number of operators in the state.
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The Conservation Law Foundation accused Cooke Aquaculture of violating the Clean Water Act.
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The center will house research and workforce training programs.
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The University of Maine will open a new aquaculture center on the Orono campus that will offer training to students and the public.
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The bill, first introduced by Sen. Nicole Grohoski, was motivated by the proposal from American Aquafarms, which wanted to build a massive salmon farm in Frenchman Bay.
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The vote may clear the way for Kingfish Maine to set up a land-based yellowtail fish farm in the town.