Gulf Coast seafood biz slammed by freshwater from floods

NEW ORLEANS (AP)—Fresh water from Midwestern floods has killed oysters along the coasts of three states and cost Mississippi half of its blue crabs. Water that came through a Louisiana spillway killed 95 percent of the oysters in Mississippi’s share of the Mississippi Sound and fed toxic algae blooms that closed...

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