Canada widens shellfish alert coast to Atlantic shore
Canada extends its public health warning on clams oysters and mussels from Atlantic provinces to the entire Atlantic Coast from Newfoundland to Florida. A recall order covers all live or cooked-from-live shellfish and imports from the U S coast are held for inspection. FDA says no similar U S warnings yet. Industry faces heavy losses as scientists search for the toxin source.
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Health and Welfare
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Halifax
Rheal Boucher
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Caribbean coral reefs turning white
New York AP reports coral bleaching across the Caribbean, the most widespread in the Atlantic, turning brown, green and yellow reefs white as algae loss ends. Scientists warn some reefs recover while others die, risking fisheries and wave protection. bleaching began in June in the Florida Keys with wider reports from Texas to the Bahamas amid El Nino-linked warming.
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University of Miami
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Caribbean Marine Research Center
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Wicklund
Florida Keys
Jamaica
Williams
Texas
Florida
Venezuela
Colombia
Panama
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