California Gets an A Grade in Surfrider’s Annual Beach Report
By Shawn Raymundo Continuing a recent trend, Surfrider Foundation’s annual report on state beaches in the U.S. gave California an ...
Tag: sea level rise
Letter to the Editor: Causes of Rise in Sea Level
TONY HAYS, San Clemente Gregg Newbury’s letter in last week’s San Clemente Times asked an interesting question: If sea levels ...
Letter to the Editor: Climate Change Caused Sea Level Rise
GREGG NEWBURY, San Clemente Cities all along the coastline and countries all over the world are making plans to deal ...
News Next Door: Stakeholders Differ on Solutions for Managing Capo Beach
By Lillian Boyd The California Coastal Commission (CCC) and OC Parks continue to collaborate over the future of Capistrano Beach ...
NRC Denies Public Watchdogs Request to Halt Decommissioning at SONGS
By Shawn Raymundo The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) denied last month a petition by Public Watchdogs to immediately suspend decommissioning ...
News Next Door: OC Parks Present Design Proposals for Capo Beach
By Shawn Raymundo OC Parks held a public workshop in Dana Point on Wednesday, Feb. 26, when they presented three ...
Public Invited to Photograph King Tide Event This Weekend
By Lillian Boyd The Feb. 8-9 weekend is expected to see a phenomenon of an especially high tide event for ...
Letter to the Editor: Sea Level Rise Orange County
ALAN PAINE, Dana Point I live in Dana Point and have noticed several recent articles regarding the loss of Orange ...
City to Submit Sea Level Rise Report to Coastal Commission
By Shawn Raymundo A city-sanctioned study to determine the areas around San Clemente most vulnerable to the effects of sea ...
Coastal Commission Approves SoCal Edison’s Permit to Dismantle SONGS Facilities
By Shawn Raymundo The California Coastal Commission (CCC) approved a development permit last week that will allow Southern California Edison ...
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