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Maine senators ask committee to advance lobster regulation moratorium extension — Jared F. Golden | ChamberLight
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Sens. Angus King and Susan Collins urged Senate Commerce Committee leaders to advance H.R. 9436, which would extend a moratorium on new lobster-industry regulations related to right whales through 2035. The House passed the bill 219-196, while conservation groups warn the extension could threaten the whales.
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Susan Collins and Angus King Urge Commerce Committee to Advance Extended Moratorium on Lobster Industry Regulation
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ML New York representative identified as a cosponsor of the legislation
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