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English: NOAA Lawsuit Announcement
Saying that the federal government’s recent enforcement and regulation of the fish stock demonstrates a “callous disregard for the well-being of New England fishermen,” Attorney General Martha Coakley today filed suit against the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) for ignoring the devastating economic impact of the new regulations and allegedly using flawed science to over-restrict the Massachusetts fishing industry. The suit aims to block these new rules from being further enforced or implemented, as well as other relief to mitigate the impact. According to the complaint, filed today in the United States District Court in Boston, after moving to a quota-based system known as “catch shares” in 2004, the NEFMC recently adopted a 77% reduction of groundfish allotments across the region starting on May 1. The complaint seeks to prevent the government from over-regulating the fishing industry by declaring this latest regulation invalid. |
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Author | Office of the Attorney General of Massachusetts |
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