0:18
Jason Jannot
65:03 - 65:21
“They found that the proximity allocation similarly justified, appropriate, scientifically sound, consistent with best practices. And I'll point out, um, I bolded here innovative because two of the three reviewers mentioned the innovative nature of the work, suggesting that we are on the cutting edge of the science here.”
- Speaker
- Jason Jannot
- Timestamp
- 65:03 – 65:21
- Transcript
- NPFMC 280 Day 2 - October 9, 2026
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Alaska
- Captured at
- October 9, 2026
From the transcript
They found that the proximity allocation similarly justified, appropriate, scientifically sound, consistent with best practices. And I'll point out, um, I bolded here innovative because two of the three reviewers mentioned the innovative nature of the work, suggesting that we are on the cutting edge of the science here.
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