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Louisiana seafood sector confronts estimated $500m bill from Hurricane Ida

Louisiana state leaders assessing Hurricane Ida's impact upon the fishing sector suspect that it will rival that of Hurricane Katrina

By Nick Sambides Jr. | Oct. 12, 2021 18:58 BST
A fishing boat damaged by Hurricane Ida in Louisiana. Photo courtesy of Kimberley Chauvin
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Patrick Banks thought Hurricane Katrina was bad, but the damage Hurricane Ida did to the $2.4 billion revenue-generating seafood sector of the US state of Louisiana is probably far worse, he says. [...]

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