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Proud farmers : Cedar Key clam industry faces threats from warming seas, stronger storms

Cedar Key brags about raising 90% of clams sold in Florida. Farmers now, however, are being forced to import the shellfish from other states.

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Hurricane-Weary Floridians Ask: What U N Climate Talks?

Three months after Idalia, many in Cedar Key are more preoccupied with recovery than COP28.

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Legislature beefs up Hurricane Idalia relief for farmers, shellfish industry

Legislature beefs up Hurricane Idalia relief for farmers, shellfish industry
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Florida aquaculture industry reports $34M loss from Hurricane Idalia

The state estimates that Florida shellfish processors and others in the aquaculture industry have seen losses of more than $34.1 million from Hurricane Idalia.

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Groups pick up debris along Cedar Key coastlines

Crews said at least 15 boats made trips back and forth to drop off trash before heading back out.

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