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Study looks at how lobster acclimate to higher temps

NOVA SCOTIA — Research completed at the Centre for Marine Applied Research on 240 lobsters from six fishing areas around Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island in 2022 found that

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Study indicates lobsters may adapt to warmer water

NOVA SCOTIA — Research completed at the Centre for Marine Applied Research on 240 lobsters from six fishing areas around Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island in 2022 found that

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Study indicates lobsters may adapt to warmer water

NOVA SCOTIA — Research completed at the Centre for Marine Applied Research on 240 lobsters from six fishing areas around Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island in 2022 found that

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Lobsters may weather warmer waters better than expected, study finds

A new set of research in Atlantic Canada has found that North American lobster may be able to deal with warming waters better than expected.

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With assessment underway, Nova Scotia has quietly imposed a moratorium on fish farming

Nova Scotia has quietly imposed a moratorium on new marine fish farm applications until it assesses, maps and rates the coast for suitable locations.

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