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Fisheries committee  There are natural cycles that have been going on forever in the world. What we're doing now, with our experiment of putting a lot of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, is introducing trends on top of those cycles. The warming that we've experienced recently in the northwest Atlant

April 10th, 2019Committee meeting

Dr. Andrew Pershing

Fisheries committee  There are a couple of ways to think about that. One is that I don't feel we have a great understanding, probably, of the stock structure of lobster. Right now, some of the eggs that get released from lobsters in Canada will drift into the U.S. The U.S. probably has an interest in

April 10th, 2019Committee meeting

Dr. Andrew Pershing

Fisheries committee  That's a great question. I'm not an expert on the policy discussions that are ongoing right now. I do know that lobster is a unique fishery in this region and it does seem to be very well managed. You can pick up a lobster, measure it, and throw it over the side, and you know i

April 10th, 2019Committee meeting

Dr. Andrew Pershing

Fisheries committee  Yes. I think that's a very clear story that's coming out when we look at lobsters. There are similar kinds of stories if we look at cod. There are stories on the west coast as well. I think fisheries are becoming a really interesting way to think about the challenges of climate c

April 10th, 2019Committee meeting

Dr. Andrew Pershing

Fisheries committee  Thank you. My name is Andrew Pershing and I'm the chief scientific officer at the Gulf of Maine Research Institute in Portland, Maine, U.S.A. I've been studying the oceanography and ecology of the Gulf of Maine for more than 25 years. As you know, the Gulf of Maine is bordered

April 10th, 2019Committee meeting

Dr. Andrew Pershing