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Panel of researchers cites benefits of offshore fish farming Moderator Drue Winters and panelists Don Kent, Jesse Trushenski, Rebecca Gentry and Seth Theuerkauf (clockwise from top left) discuss the benefits of aquaculture at a virtual congressional briefing. (Elisabeth Frausto) Webinar comes as the Pacific Ocean AquaFarms project proposed for about four miles off Bird Rock is under review by the EPA. Environmental group San Diego Coastkeeper remains opposed. July 1, 2021 5 PM PT Print Offshore aquaculture not only increases the global seafood supply but also serves to temper or mitigate the effects of climate change, according to researchers who spoke at a June 29 online congressional briefing presented by the American Fisheries Society and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

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