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Holden Harris

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Commentary: NOAA cuts risk seafood supply, storm safety

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By Holden Harris
| Orlando Sentinel Verified
If you live in Florida and love seafood, here’s something you should know: U.S.-caught seafood is among the most sustainable in the world. That’s not by accident — it’s the result of decades of science-based fisheries management. But now, the science behind that success is under threat by federal cuts to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). The proposed 2026 budget for NOAA includes significant cuts, primarily targeting research and climate-related programs.
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Ex-Miami NOAA scientist warns of seafood, storm risks from federal cuts | Opinion

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By Holden Harris
| Florida Today Verified
If you live in Florida and love seafood, here’s something you should know: U.S.-caught seafood is among the most sustainable in the world. That’s not by accident — it’s the result of decades of science-based fisheries management. But now, the science behind that success is under threat by federal cuts to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). The proposed 2026 budget for NOAA includes significant cuts, primarily targeting research and climate-related programs.
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Ex-Miami NOAA scientist warns of seafood, storm risks from federal cuts

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By Holden Harris
| The Invading Sea Verified
By Holden Earl Harris If you live in Florida and love seafood, here’s something you should know: U.S.-caught seafood is among the most sustainable in the world. That’s not by accident — it’s the result of decades of science-based fisheries management. But now, the science behind that success is under threat by federal cuts to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
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