ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 12月21日 00時00分

On a good day, in a good year, a captain fishing off the shores of the Florida Everglades might catch 400 pounds of one of the state’s unrivaled delicacies, the stone crab. These are not good days. #Stonecrabs are becoming increasingly tough to catch in Florida’s southern waters, the apparent victims of a prolonged toxic algae bloom known as red tide. Their disappearance from the Southwest Florida coast, where the #redtide has hit hardest, has imperiled the livelihoods of experienced fishermen who have survived bad seasons before, but never such a lengthy downturn with no end in sight. The expansive bloom has been exacerbated by pollutants from the agriculture industry. Some worry that it will become a regular fact of life in #Florida — a devastating consequence of unchecked human activity made worse by warming water temperatures, in the state expected to suffer the most acute economic effects of climate change. @_saul.martinez took this photo of a recently caught stone crab. Visit the link in our profile to see more.

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