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Lobster boats anchored off Cutler, Maine. (Credit: Malin Pinsky/Rutgers) SHARE THIS ARTICLE Facebook Twitter Email You are free to share this article under the Attribution 4.0 International license. TAGS CLIMATE CHANGE FISHERIES FOOD OCEANS UNIVERSITY RUTGERS UNIVERSITY
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WARMER SEAS THREATEN NORTHEAST FISHING COMMUNITIES

Most fishing communities from North Carolina to Maine will face declining fishing options unless they adapt to climate change by catching different species or fishing in different areas, a new study warns.

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The beach is what local tourism is all about – blue skies, blue-green water, white sand and sun. - Cindy Lane | Sun
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Bradenton Area Convention and Visitors Bureau approves record $13.2M annual tourism promotion budget, up 67% in five years

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A sample glass of Lake Erie water near the City of Toledo water intake crib, in August 2014. (Photo: Haraz N. Ghanbari, AP)

Scientists predict toxic algal bloom in western Lake Erie

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Florida will have to spend $74 billion in seawall construction in order to prepare for sea level rise resiliency, photo by Southeast Marine Construction.

Florida May Spend $74 Billion on Seawalls to Prepare for Sea Level Rise

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Eelgrass off of Franks George Island in St. Margaret's Bay. Credit: Allison Schmidt

Measuring human impact on coastal ecosystems

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The oyster populations from Maine to Florida has shrunk to less than 10% of its historic size. (nulovetoyo/Adobe Stock)

Reclaiming The Big Oyster

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NOAA-FUNDED EXPEDITION CAPTURES RARE FOOTAGE OF GIANT SQUID IN THE GULF OF MEXICO

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Little attention has been paid to grass carp, a gluttonous herbivore that could decimate Great Lakes wetlands

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To move away from the shore, or to 'armour' it — Prince Edwards Islands erosion question

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2019 Gray Whale Unusual Mortality Event Along the West Coast

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On I-5’s edge, biologists revive a vanishing world for salmon

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Here’s how we can adapt to the rising sea along the New Jersey coast

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Rosewood Miramar Resort Ordered to Open Beach Access to Public

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