Oxalate can spontaneously form in sea mist, potentially contributing to oxalate accumulation in some seafood.

“in the sea mist you see oxley can spontaneously form from toxins in the air and with water vapor so in heavily polluted air the clouds make oxalate and so remember the acid rain problem we used to have on the east coast we still have it we just don't talk about it like we used to that's some the major acid in acid rain is oxalate and it dissolves you know monuments and buildings and stones but in the sea mist i think the something about the you know how the waves crash and little bits of water form this mist that is probably generating a little bit of oxalate and some seafood's probably accumulated”