The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's own documents state that the imposition of the fishery management restrictions put in place last January will cost the commercial fishing industry between $44 million and $61 million per year and cause the loss of between 250 and 750 jobs.
Hastings highlights the economic impact of NOAA's fishing restrictions.
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