As tight and expensive as the supply of blue crabs is today in the Chesapeake Bay, a major tributary shared by the US states of Maryland and Virginia, in the not-too-distant future there could be an abundance of the crustaceans thanks to climate change, suggests a study published a week ago in the journal PLOS One [...]
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