San Francisco Bay got slightly bigger Wednesday when federal wildlife officials breached a levee near Menlo Park.  KQED climate reporter Ezra David Romero explains they are restoring a three-hundred-acre former industrial salt pond into a wetland. 

San Francisco Bay got slightly bigger Wednesday when federal wildlife officials breached a levee near Menlo Park.  KQED climate reporter Ezra David Romero explains they are restoring a three-hundred-acre former industrial salt pond into a wetland.

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SF Bay Expands with Wetland Restoration

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SF Bay Expands with Wetland Restoration

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