Sentences with phrase «oyster industry»

Its economic value is higher: «According to industry and federal officials, the West Coast oyster industry generates about 3,000 jobs and has a total annual economic impact of about $ 207 million — significant numbers for their coastal communities.»

We are now modeling different levels of oyster industry size and how it would affect nitrogen removal in Great Bay,» Grizzle said.

According to a recent Grist article, the acidification of the ocean is threatening the Pacific Northwest's famed oyster industry.

While ocean acidification has yet to plague the East Coast oyster industry, hatcheries in Oregon have struggled with persistent production failures, as oyster larvae fail to survive in more acidic waters.

In 2009, seeking to attract investment and rebuild its oyster industry, Maryland changed its leasing laws and made it easier for new oyster farmers to get a plot.

The most common objects were beverage bottle caps and spacer tubes used in the oyster industry.

Following the presentation, the 4th - grade students were shown artifacts from the oyster industry as Mr. Gomes pointed out the artifacts contained in the school murals.

On Friday, April 8th the 4th - grade students of The Children's Guild's Monarch Academy Annapolis Public Charter school had loads of fun learning about artifacts from the oyster industry and participating in an oyster activity led by Speaker, Bryan Gomes from the Oyster Recovery Partnership.

His newest book is an intriguing overview of the oyster industry in New York City, a lively historical narrative that examines how the trade has affected the growth and development of the Big Apple over the centuries.

Organized by region, it will explore the oyster industry in the North; collard greens in the agricultural South; and in the Creole South, the cuisine of New Orleans and diaspora Caribbean communities, with an emphasis on red beans and rice.

Since the spill, the oyster industry has withered.