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Devastating case : Endangered whale calf maimed by propeller stirs outrage across US

A critically injured right whale calf could die from injuries it suffered in a vessel collision that may prevent it from nursing.

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Industry welcomes rejection of Gulf speed restrictions - Angling International

Industry welcomes rejection of Gulf speed restrictions - Angling International
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NMMA, CSP host IBEX event on vessel speed restrictions

Earlier this week, the NMMA and Center for Sportfishing Policy hosted an industry panel covering the latest developments related to the National Oceanic

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Anglers, Whales Will Be Burdened by Onerous NOAA Rules

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NOAA is looking to add regulations for some boat speeds to help protect whales, but what are the impacts?

NOAA’s proposed rule would expand on existing requirements by reducing the maximum speed limit for commercial and recreational boats of 35 feet or larger to 10 knots, or about 11.5 mph, in zones across the East Coast.

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