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Gulf of Maine Warming Update: Winter 2024–25
Read on for an inside look at what we've learned in our winter 2024 – 25 Gulf of Maine warming update.
Reports
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Maine Won't Wait: A Four-Year Climate Action Plan
In this episode of The Sounding Line, we'll hear from members of the Maine Climate Council about the development of the state's four-year Climate Action …
The Sounding Line
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Gulf of Maine, Explained: Causes & Impacts of Rapid Warming
In this Gulf of Maine, Explained video, GMRI Climate Center Director Dr. Dave Reidmiller explains why the Gulf of Maine is warming faster than most …
Gulf of Maine, Explained
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Reaching Resilience: Climate Services for Gulf of Maine Communities
What resilience looks like in Portland might be different than what it looks like in Tremont, but our Climate Center team provides cities and towns …
Perspectives
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Local Lunch: New England Cafeterias Embrace Gulf of Maine Seafood
Institutions are catering more and more to customers demanding local food. Diners at these institutions are asking pointed questions like, “Is this good for me?” …
Perspectives
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2021 Gulf of Maine Warming Update: Hottest Year on Record
With an annual average sea surface temperature (SST) of 54.14 °F — more than 4 °F above normal — the Gulf of Maine experienced its …
Announcements
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Industry Collaboration Ensures Long-term Sustainability for the Jonah Crab Fishery
The bevy of popular crustaceans available to east coast seafood consumers can make it easy to overlook Jonah crab. But this important local fishery has …
Perspectives
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Local Fish on a Roll: Gulf of Maine Fishermen Think Sushi
If you’re like many Americans, you’re probably a big fan of sushi. But did you know that the seafood served in American sushi restaurants is …
Announcements
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2022 Gulf of Maine Warming Update: Second-Hottest Year on Record
Over the past decade, scientists at the Gulf of Maine Research Institute have led a body of research that highlights the rapid pace of warming …
Announcements
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Sea State Recap: Climate Resilience Potential in Gulf of Maine Fisheries
Here's a recap of the Sea State seminar, Climate Resilience Potential in the Gulf of Maine, in case you missed it. This seminar took place …
Perspectives
Gulf of Maine Warming Update: Winter 2024–25
Read on for an inside look at what we've learned in our winter 2024 – 25 Gulf of Maine warming update.
Reports
Maine Won't Wait: A Four-Year Climate Action Plan
In this episode of The Sounding Line, we'll hear from members of the Maine Climate Council about the development of the state's four-year Climate Action …
The Sounding Line
Gulf of Maine, Explained: Causes & Impacts of Rapid Warming
In this Gulf of Maine, Explained video, GMRI Climate Center Director Dr. Dave Reidmiller explains why the Gulf of Maine is warming faster than most …
Gulf of Maine, Explained
Reaching Resilience: Climate Services for Gulf of Maine Communities
What resilience looks like in Portland might be different than what it looks like in Tremont, but our Climate Center team provides cities and towns …
Perspectives
Local Lunch: New England Cafeterias Embrace Gulf of Maine Seafood
Institutions are catering more and more to customers demanding local food. Diners at these institutions are asking pointed questions like, “Is this good for me?” …
Perspectives
2021 Gulf of Maine Warming Update: Hottest Year on Record
With an annual average sea surface temperature (SST) of 54.14 °F — more than 4 °F above normal — the Gulf of Maine experienced its …
Announcements
Industry Collaboration Ensures Long-term Sustainability for the Jonah Crab Fishery
The bevy of popular crustaceans available to east coast seafood consumers can make it easy to overlook Jonah crab. But this important local fishery has …
Perspectives
Local Fish on a Roll: Gulf of Maine Fishermen Think Sushi
If you’re like many Americans, you’re probably a big fan of sushi. But did you know that the seafood served in American sushi restaurants is …
Announcements
2022 Gulf of Maine Warming Update: Second-Hottest Year on Record
Over the past decade, scientists at the Gulf of Maine Research Institute have led a body of research that highlights the rapid pace of warming …
Announcements
Sea State Recap: Climate Resilience Potential in Gulf of Maine Fisheries
Here's a recap of the Sea State seminar, Climate Resilience Potential in the Gulf of Maine, in case you missed it. This seminar took place …
Perspectives