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Posted Wed Oct 15 2008: from Daily Press:
Still no answers: A new study doesn't tell us what to do about oysters and the bay http://apocadocs.com/s.pl?1224089269
 The study's failure to endorse the Asian oyster is bound to disappoint those who think it's the salvation of an industry that has been devastated right along with the creature it depends on. Once so abundant that heaps of oysters broke the surface of local waters, the native oyster has become rare indeed, due to disease, poor water quality and over-fishing.
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