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NOAA report finds Gulf of Maine warming slowed for now, but ecosystem remains unstable

A NOAA report reveals that while the warming of the Gulf of Maine has slowed, the ecosystem remains unstable. Fishing ports in Maine are bustling due to high lobster prices, but scientists caution that temperatures will rise again this fall...

AP News· Jul 28, 2026 · 1:09 AM · 785 views

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A NOAA report reveals that while the warming of the Gulf of Maine has slowed, the ecosystem remains unstable. Fishing ports in Maine are bustling due to high lobster prices, but scientists caution that temperatures will rise again this fall, urging fishermen to adapt through diversification.

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