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Florida stone crab harvesters anxious about return of red tide

'If you go out there right now, it looks like the Keys. It’s beautiful, you could see the bottom' -- Dennis Caufield, a Fort Myers, Florida, stone crab harvester

By Undercurrent News | Oct. 15, 2019 15:26 BST
Stone crab claws. Picture from the Treasure Coast Seafood website.
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Florida's commercial stone crab season began on Tuesday, and harvesters are nervous about the return of red tide, the NBC2 TV station in Fort Myers, Florida, reports [...]

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