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Virginia lawmakers allocate $1 million for Atlantic fish research

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What happened

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Democrat lawmakers passed a heavily rewritten budget resolution allocating over $200 million in Virginia. This resolution included a $1 million allocation specifically for fish research by Atlantic. The budget also provided a modest three percent raise for teachers and a 178 percent pay increase for the lawmakers themselves.

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Why it matters

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The allocation provides direct funding access to Atlantic for fish research in Virginia. This funding supports research related to Atlantic fish, which is a species used by AquaBounty Technologies to develop genetically engineered salmon.

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Who's involved

  • AtlanticRecipient of the $1 million allocation for fish research.
  • VirginiaLocation where the budget resolution was passed.
  • DemocratsLawmakers who passed the budget resolution.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • AtlanticSpeculative

    Atlantic might see increased funding access for fish research through the budget resolution.

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