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How are non-commercial species being addressed?

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How are non-commercial species being addressed?

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For species not classified under commercial/recreational categories impact estimates are mainly relying on existing literature. Some of the results of the assessments conducted will be included in the EIS. Smaller species, like phyloplankton, are not currently slated for analysis, but perhaps information about trophic interaction effects would appear. One stakeholder observed that anecdotal information from individuals might be useful, and Cape Wind’s representative did note that they have interviewed fishermen on the docks. IV. Next Steps / Future Meetings Dr. Raab then asked the members to react to the day and to offer their feedback. One stakeholder observed that the day was very informative, but it was also rushed and cramped for time. He observed that the group could almost go through the night and into tomorrow because there were so many important issues to discuss. He indicated the conversation begun on avian and marine impacts needed to continue. While stakeholders were interes

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