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"My breathing was slowing down and I thought I was going to die," said a New Zealand woman after suffering paralytic shellfish poisoning.

HATTIESBURG, MS / ACCESSWIRE / August 29, 2022 / As parts of the Atlantic Ocean warm at unprecedented rates, researchers are looking to past warming trends to help understand how previous changes in climate

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Plastic scraped against broken shells as gloved and booted volunteers slid totes of clams down the back of a trailer toward an awaiting skiff.

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Over the past century, populations of shellfish on the East Coast—particularly of the native Eastern oyster—have declined to a fraction of their previous numbers due to overharvesting, water pollution, disease, and habitat destruction.

>> there are some on the island who have found a way to live in balance with nature. for centuries people here have made a living from the shoreline. with almost 40 years of experience of, kristine elvaide is an expert at what she does, harvesting seaweed and shellfish. just like the birds, her workday is governed by the rhythm of the tides. >> its easy work for the birds,

>> luckily, todays conditions are good. fernando gets out safely with his haul. he makes a good living from the shellfish he collects here. >> further up the coast, another under water forager is also returning home.