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Here’s why the seafood on your plate had to be imported (washingtonpost.com) Here’s why the seafood on your plate had to be imported By Maddie Voorhees; Drue Banta Winters 2026092313510400 When a family in America sits down for a seafood dinner, the fish on their plates almost certainly comes from overseas, and very likely from a fish farm.
Opinion>Opinions - Energy and Environment The views expressed by contributors are their own and not the view of The Hill by Reggie Paros and Maddie Voorhees, opinion contributors - 06/04/26 11:00 AM ET Link copied by Reggie Paros and Maddie Voorhees, opinion contributors - 06/04/26 11:00 AM ET Link copied Adobe Images Here’s something Republicans and Democrats should agree on: Major decisions about America’s ocean future shouldn’t depend on politics.
Here's something Republicans and Democrats should agree on: Major decisions about America's ocean future shouldn't depend on politics. They should be guided by science, stakeholder input and clear standards established by Congress that prioritize environmental protection and consumer health. Yet that's exactly where we are today. Permitting for open ocean aquaculture has largely been driven by an inconsistent and unclear patchwork of rules that weren't designed with marine aquaculture in mind.
[WASHINGTON, Sept 26, 2024] – As U.S. lawmakers consider legislation that would develop open ocean aquaculture, a new report from the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) provides critical insights into species that may be optimal for farming in open ocean environments. Titled "What Will We Grow Here?
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