Article 44JSM 'We live in a lobstocracy': Maine town is feeling the effects of climate change

'We live in a lobstocracy': Maine town is feeling the effects of climate change

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Josh Wood in Stonington, Maine
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When lobsters are life, environmental change affects livelihoods, and warming waters will ultimately bust the lobster industry

The American lobster is a symbol of Maine, central to the state's ethos and economy.

Its image appears on license plates, restaurant signs and clothing. It is sold alive, with its claws banded shut, on docks, at highway rest stops and supermarkets. Cooked, it is served everywhere from seaside shacks to the finest restaurants.

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