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Large Lobster Lattice
A fishery on the decline --- lobsters are migrating away from the Gulf of Maine due to global warming/climate change (the Gulf of Maine is warming faster than all nearby waters). The loss of import sales to China due to Trumpian tariff "wars" has a significant economic impact on Maine lobster industry's ability to operate profitably.
Canada profits from these changes. Ocean water is colder there; rules allow for harvest of smaller lobster; China is instead buying Canadian lobsters, and even if U.S. tariffs are ever lifted, there is no reason to revert back to U.S. sources.
Canada profits from these changes. Ocean water is colder there; rules allow for harvest of smaller lobster; China is instead buying Canadian lobsters, and even if U.S. tariffs are ever lifted, there is no reason to revert back to U.S. sources.
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HFF and a good weekend
L. L. Wall club has replied to Ecobird clubHFF !! ...
well done..... have a good weekend.... Best wishes, Sarah
gut gesehen und klasse abgelichtet.
Weard
HFF LL
A very nice picture of the lobster claws!!
Wonderful composition
Best Wishes, (slightly late) HFF, a nice weekend, and stay safe!!
Peter
Beautiful, if melancholy, image, L.
A very belated HFF!
Love that sign, though.
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