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MSC: 421 straight days of warmer North Atlantic hurt Canadian shellfish

Lobsters are starting to migrate north to cooler temperatures around the coast of Newfoundland, notes a recent report from the Marine Stewardship Council

By Undercurrent News | Sept. 27, 2024 16:06 BST
Marine heat waves in the North Atlantic are impacting species like lobster and shrimp, notes a recent report by the Marine Stewardship Council. Photo from Undercurrent News archives
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The North Atlantic ocean has been experiencing record-breaking temperatures for more than a year, and that's impacting multiple fisheries in Atlantic Canada, the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) has warned, reports CityNews [...]

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