#coastal erosion

Coastal Erosion, Exacerbated by Predicted Strong El Niño Conditions, Poses a Significant Threat to the Pacific Surfliner, Leading to Frequent Closures and Jeopardizing a Vital Transportation Link.

Pacific Hurricanes Polo and Odalys Are Forecast to Bring Rough Seas and Higher Water Levels to Southern California Beaches Early Next Week, Prompting Local Readiness Efforts.

Local Communities Are Assessing Significant Damage From Recent Flooding and Erosion, with a Large Coastally Trapped Kelvin Wave Anticipated to Bring Further Sea Level Increases to Southern California.

Governor Newsom Has Issued a Statewide Emergency Proclamation to Prepare California for the Anticipated Strong El Niño-Fueled Storms Expected to Bring Coastal Flooding and High Waves This Winter.

After Homes Were Flooded and Coasts Eroded From Recent Swells, Orange County Officials Prepare for a New, Powerful Kelvin Wave Poised to Raise Sea Levels.

While Plant Owners Assure Near-Term Safety, Experts Warn of Long-Term Geological and Environmental Risks for Millions of Pounds of Radioactive Material with No Permanent Federal Solution.