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New Study: Climate Change Could Hurt Scallop Fishery

By Kathryn Eident
Published March 3, 2016 at 12:32 PM EST
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A NOAA study indicates a warmer and more acidic ocean could hurt scallop fisheries like the one in New Bedford.
Photo credit: Port of New Bedford

 A new study says a warming and more acidic ocean could hurt fisheries like scalloping in places like New Bedford. Kathryn Eident talked with National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration researcher Jon Hare to learn more.

 

 

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