Seafood sayonara?: Climate change, Hurricane Ida's ripple effects felt in coastal cities like Chauvin, La.

Days before Hurricane Ida hit in August, Maxine and Lanny Martin bought 150 pounds of shrimp in Chauvin, the coastal Louisiana town where they live. The shrimp came from fishers along Bayou Petit Caillou, which runs a few blocks from the house where the Martins raised six children, including Melissa Martin, a chef and cookbook author in New Orleans.

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