Issues raised at the Feb 21, 2019 panel discussion in Camden on land based aquaculture

On Feb 21, 2019 a panel discussion on land based aquaculture & the health of  Penobscot  Bay was held in the Camden Public Library.  Panelists: Andrew Stevenson of Upstream Watch, Kathleen Thornton of Darling Center for Marine Sciences, and Belfast city councilor Eric Sanders. Link to audios of full meeting.

Below we have separated out from that meeting  the  statement and answers of  panelist Andrew Stevenson, a retired EPA regulator and member of NGO Upstream Watch.  If you've only time to listen to one, listen to Stevenson's response to Question 3

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Opening Statement 3min

Q1. What are the benefits of the Nordic project 3min24sec.mp3

Q2. What are the problems with the Nordic Aqua Farms project? 4min21sec

Q3. What issues have not had enough attention? 8min22sec

Q&A session of all three panelists 15 minutes

Belfast: 10/4/18 Nordic Aquafarms public info meeting

On October 4, 2018 Nordic Aqua Farms held a required Public ionformation meeting about its proposed discharge into Penobscot Bay  The meeting was at the Troy Howard middle school and at least 200 people attended the overwhelming majority opposed to the plan. 

Video of full meeting         Bangor Daily News coverage

 Audio Selections
1 Ellie Daniels 12min

2. Andrew Stevenson 6min