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Protestors rally at an EPA meeting concerning the Velella Epsilon offshore project. Photo: Hallie Templeton

Will this US offshore aquaculture project finally be able to break through the noise?

Opponents say there are other sustainable options that should be considered for future seafood production, just not offshore in the United States.

13 March 2020 12:15 GMT Updated  6 October 2020 14:36 GMT
By Rachel Sapin
Cargill, Red Lobster-backed legislation gets new chance to 'usher in a wave of American aquaculture'
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Scottish Sea Farms sets sights on UK's first ever offshore salmon farm
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Opinion: Here's what offshore aquaculture needs to succeed
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If Neil Sims gains approval for an offshore demonstration fish farm in federal waters in the US Gulf of Mexico, he will make history.

Editor's note: US District Judge Mary Ann Vial Lemmon dismissed the litigation against the owners of Mariner Shipyard in April 2010.

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