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The possibility of eventually going further and deeper will be enhanced by the experience that will be gained with the turbines in Nantucket Sound....It is prudent that the first projects be relatively close to shore, and in relatively shallow water before moving further out. Nantucket Sound is a good place to begin.

-- Dr. James F. Manwell, Director, Renewable Energy Research Laboratory, UMass





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Warming trend seen depleting fishing stocks
Monday, September 22, 2008
Global warming may be hitting you right where it really hurts: the dinner plate.

New research done by a team of scientists at the Northeast Fisheries Science Center shows that rising temperatures in coastal waters along the East Coast could be lowering overall productivity in the North Atlantic food chain, slowing the growth of fish and shellfish. That means fewer fish in the ocean now than scientists anticipated, and lowered expectations for the size of fish populations once New England's severely depleted stocks are rebuilt to healthy levels in the future.

Note: Click here to read this article in the Cape Cod Times