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Nova Scotia lobster industry expecting difficult season

High lobster mortality is being reported off of Canadian province of Nova Scotia, possibly due to particularly fragile lobster according to federal scientists

By Undercurrent News | March 14, 2016 16:18 GMT
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High lobster mortality is being reported off the southwest of province Nova Scotia, possibly due to particularly fragile lobster according to federal scientists, reports CBC News [...]

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