On the recordApril 17, 2023
Representative Grijalva's bill would eliminate the time needed for crucial research into patterns of right whale distribution and abundance, and instead force a shutdown of Maine's lobster fishery.
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congress.govRepresentative Grijalva's bill would eliminate the time needed for crucial research into patterns of right whale distribution and abundance, and instead force a shutdown of Maine's lobster fishery.
Criticism of Grijalva's bill impacting Maine's lobster fishery and research.
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