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Published: October 15, 2010
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Diesel fuel has powered the world’s commercial fishing vessels for much of the past century, but as fuel prices continue to climb, alternatives are looking more promising.
Greg Fisk, a fishing industry consultant based in Juneau, Alaska, takes on the pros and cons of fishing vessel propulsion alternatives in a new SEAgram information bulletin published by Alaska Sea Grant.
The SEAgram is available as a free PDF download from the Alaska Sea Grant bookstore at http://www.alaskaseagrant.org
source: Alaska Sea Grant
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Published: October 15, 2010
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EmailDiesel fuel has powered the world’s commercial fishing vessels for much of the past century, but as fuel prices continue to climb, alternatives are looking more promising.
Greg Fisk, a fishing industry consultant based in Juneau, Alaska, takes on the pros and cons of fishing vessel propulsion alternatives in a new SEAgram information bulletin published by Alaska Sea Grant.
The SEAgram is available as a free PDF download from the Alaska Sea Grant bookstore at http://www.alaskaseagrant.org
source: Alaska Sea Grant
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