By Sejal Choksi-Chugh Published: September, 2015 What would the San Francisco Bay be like if toxic coal dust blew into its waters every day? Would fish grow abnormally? Would shellfish be laced with arsenic? Would toxic pollutants in fish harm people who rely on the Bay as a food source? We could soon find out, […]
BY JOEL WILLIAMS Published: July, 2017 Bay Crossings has reported several times in recent months on the efforts of Orcem, an Irish company that plans to manufacture cement and build a deep-water port and shipping terminal (VMT) to import an industrial byproduct called slag (essential to their production process) from Japan to the site […]
Published: May, 2008 This new service will hopefully add a vital revenue stream supporting the City’s Transportation Division budget, while providing a great service to Solano County and North Bay region baseball fans. The popular direct return service will continue to be offered from McCovey Cove after all weekday night games. Fans headed to the […]
