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Court ruling handed down could severely impact the Maine lobster industry

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As reported in FOX BANGOR NEWS, A federal court ruled in favor of the Center for Biological Diversity, Conservation Law Foundation, and Defenders of Wildlife in one of at least two court cases that could spell the fate of the Maine lobster industry. 

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