Government Adds Underwater Mountains to Maybe-Protect-Later List
Published Date: 1/6/2025
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Summary
NOAA just added Cashes Ledge, a special ocean spot, to the list of places that might become National Marine Sanctuaries someday. This means local communities and ocean lovers should keep an eye on it, but no official sanctuary rules are happening right now. The update starts January 3, 2025, with no immediate costs or changes for anyone.
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