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Environmental group sues state over San Francisco Bay sand mining report

An environmental group is suing the state over an environmental report that could pave the way for an increase in sand mining in San Francisco Bay, saying the study fails to take into consideration the 
erosion at Ocean Beach. Read More

San Francisco Bay sand mining raises questions about beach erosion

The sediment in San Francisco Bay, once thought of as a renewable resource, is eroding and being removed much more quickly than nature replenishes it — which could affect two companies’ requests to increase their sand-mining operations. Read More

Environment panel might hold up America's Cup in San Francisco

Groups that have raised environmental concerns about the America’s Cup said Wednesday that they intend to slow down the development approval process if the Planning Commission will not do so.The commission is scheduled to vote Friday on the event’s environmental impact report. If it certifies that report, members of the Environmental Council coalition vow to appeal the decision to the Board of Supervisors. Read More

America’s Cup development's potential after-effects scrutinized

Bay regulators will consider letting organizers of the America’s Cup moor yachts and other fancy boats close to shore during the event, but they want a clear distinction between such temporary accommodations and billionaire Larry Ellison’s future in the Bay. For a map detailing four open-water basins in S.F. that may be used to moor vessels related to the race, click on the photo to the right. Read More
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