Superior Court Rules North Carolina Violated Its Duties to Protect Coastal Fisheries
Also in this issue:
• Wisconsinite’s Waterfront Walk
Protected by Public Trust Doctrine
• Federal Power Versus Local Will:
The Fight Over Deep-Sea Mining in American Samoa
• A Shortcut and a Familiar Fight:
The Corps’ Aquaculture Permitting Process Returns to Court in Washington
• The Magnuson-Stevens Act Turns 50
Recent Court Decisions Create Inconsistent Authority for Regional Fishery Management Councils
Also in this issue:
• Agritourism and Aquaculture:
Navigating State Right-to-Farm
Law Protections
• New Mexico v. Department of
Defense: A Template for Federal
Facility Cost Recovery
• “God Squad” Grants Unprecedented Exemption for Gulf Oil and Gas
• If You Can’t Beat Them... Feed
Them to Your Pets? MAWS Act
Proposes Unique Solution to Blue
Catfish Invasion
Navigating Constitutional Waters: The Challenge to Hawaii’s Cruise Ship Tax
Also in this issue:
• Critical Habitat Designations for Arctic
Bearded and Ringed Seals Upheld
• New Jersey Appeals Court Upholds
Environmental Justice Rules
• Phasing Out Open NetPen
Salmon Farming in British Columbia
• The Jones Act Under Fire: Federal
Court Rejects Challenge from
Hawaiian Rum Producer
Search and Sea? “Sure”: Regulating Lobstermen Off Maine’s Coast
Also in this issue:
• Spillway Openings, Dolphin “Takes,” and a Case Dismissed: Mississippi Localities Challenge the Openings of the Bonnet Carré Spillway
• Status of Offshore Wind Energy Projects
• Executive Orders 2025
• 2025 Legislative Update
Sea Grant Law Reporter is a result of research sponsored in part by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce, under Grant Number NA06OAR4170078, the Sea Grant Law Center, Mississippi Law Research Institute, and University of Mississippi Law Center. The U.S. Government and the Sea Grant College Program are authorized to produce and distribute reprints notwithstanding any copyright notation that may appear hereon. The views expressed herein are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of NOAA or any of its sub-agencies.
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