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Wind Farms Will Compensate Fishermen, but New York Fleet Left Out

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Montauk commercial fishing fleet relies on the waters surrounding the South Fork Wind farm, but New York fishermen are not eligible to be compensated for lost revenue because of wind farm construction and operations beyond the 3-mile limit of state waters. MICHAEL WRIGHT

Montauk commercial fishing fleet relies on the waters surrounding the South Fork Wind farm, but New York fishermen are not eligible to be compensated for lost revenue because of wind farm construction and operations beyond the 3-mile limit of state waters. MICHAEL WRIGHT

authorMichael Wright on Mar 13, 2024
A number of commercial fishing industry publications this past week alerted fishermen that they can start submitting claims for lost fishing time, revenue or gear damage related to the construction... more

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