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August 02, 2018
Conducting an EIS is a frustrating and often slow process, but will give Hawaii regulators additional legal cover to implement their fishing guidelines. The EIS is a good thing over the long term, but certainly delays the ability for fishers to earn a paycheck and feed their families in the short term.