Fishing News
The latest news releases from NOAA - the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Excerpt of Administrator's Remarks to the Union of Concerned Scientists about Scientific Integrity at NOAA
As delivered on Feb. 8 by Jane Lubchenco, Ph.D., under secretary of commerce for oceans and atmosphere and NOAA administrator...Negotiations with Canada Set Stage for Significant Increase in U.S. Yellowtail Flounder Quota on Georges Bank
Legislation recently signed by President Obama has paved the way for NOAA to move ahead to increase the Georges Bank yellowtail flounder quota for U.S. commercial fishermen in 2011....Commerce, NOAA Release Draft National Aquaculture Policies, Invite Public Comment
On Wednesday, Feb. 9, NOAA released complementary draft national aquaculture policies that support sustainable marine aquaculture to increase the U.S. supply of healthy seafood, create jobs in coastal and other communities, spur innovation in technology, and help restore depleted species and marine habitats....NOAA: U.S. Cooler and Much Drier than Normal in January
Last month was the coolest January since 1994, according to scientists at NOAA's National Climatic Data Center (NCDC) in Asheville, N.C....NOAA Investigations Into Mislabeling Seafood Protects Consumers and Fishermen
Seafood consumers and the law-abiding fishermen who catch that seafood gained a big victory last week when a complex NOAA Office of Law Enforcement investigation into conspiracy, misbranding and smuggling resulted in two guilty pleas in federal court....More Articles...
- NOAA, Partners, Launch New Website Highlighting African-American Maritime Heritage
- NOAA Reopens More Than 4,000 Square Miles of Gulf Waters to Royal Red Shrimping
- Entanglements and Ship Strikes Biggest Threats to Endangered Right Whales
- 20th Century Shipwreck in NOAA’s Stellwagen Bank Sanctuary Listed on National Register of Historic Places
- Departments of Energy and Commerce Announce New Partnership to Further Cooperation on Renewable Energy Modeling and Forecasting