San Francisco Bay's little-known oyster shell mining under scrutiny
For decades, one company has had nearly unfettered access to the underwater mountain of oyster shells that are mined and turned into a chicken feed additive.
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For decades, one company has had nearly unfettered access to the underwater mountain of oyster shells that are mined and turned into a chicken feed additive.
For decades, one company has had nearly unfettered access to the underwater mountain of oyster shells that are mined and turned into a chicken feed additive.
For decades, one company has had nearly unfettered access to the underwater mountain of oyster shells that are mined and turned into a chicken feed additive.
For years now, if a commuter were to glance to the north side of the San Mateo Bridge, they might see a lonely barge, painted with the words “Lind Marine,”