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In this Sept. 5, 2018 file photo, a lobster walks over the top of a lobster trap off the coast of Biddeford, ME.

Lobster Catch Headed For Decline, not Crash, Scientists Say

New studies show a fishery in which warming waters off Maine have changed the dynamics of the lobster population.

Food Waste in Schools

Other rules that exist to prevent the spread of diseases such as salmonella poisoning, will remain in effect.

Tuna Recovery Leads to Fight

The giant sushi fish are at historically low population levels but have recently shown positive signs.

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Lobster Exports Tank

Meanwhile, business is booming in Canada.

'Codfather' Can Never Fish Again

He was owner of the one of the largest commercial fishing operations in the country before the scandal broke.

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Lobster Season Off to Slow Start

The harvest of the valuable bottom dwellers in America's biggest lobstering state is usually in full swing by July.

Scallops Catch is Up

The scallop industry is thriving as a result of years of conservative management that has allowed the valuable shellfish to grow.

Changes to Lobster Fishery Might Arrive by 2021

Right whales are vulnerable to entanglement in fishing gear, as well as other threats such as ship strikes.

Bioengineered Salmon Heading to Market

But it won't be coming from the biggest salmon farming state in the country.

Eel Harvest Goes Swimmingly

Baby eels are one of the most lucrative marine resources in the U.S. on a per-pound basis, but the fishery has had problems with poaching.