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BC acid levels kill 10 million scallops, puts industry in jeopardy

High acid levels in the waters around Parksville Qualicum Beach have killed 10 million scallops and forced a local shellfish producer to scale operations back considerably

By Undercurrent News | Feb. 28, 2014 17:42 GMT
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High acid levels in the waters around Parksville Qualicum Beach have killed 10 million scallops and forced a local shellfish producer to scale operations back considerably, reports the Parksville Qualicum Beach News [...]

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