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It has become worse than 1972. People don't eat shellfish.
Some spots are so saturated that a single plate of steamers or sauteed scallops from the area could kill a diner.
Update! Red Tide.
[edit on 5-6-2005 by Boatphone]
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while I am quite a ways south of this -- coming from a long line of families of baymen I can understand what this means to the families of the people
who rely on the water for their living. It is not an easy life when things are great but when things like this happen it is disasterous.
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Good lord, what a disaster for these fishermen and their families. I wonder if we will ever know what factors led to this outbreak, especially in
areas that have never, or rarely have been affected by this algae. It's easy to blame sewage and fertilizer runoff or rare weather patterns but it
seems like there is more at play with these wierd disasters lately. Could earth be entering a more dynamic phase? Sorry, I don't want to highjack
this thread as this is just an observation but you have to admit these occurences are quite strange as of late.
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