Long Beach developing climate change action and adaptation plan

LONG BEACH—The effects of a 100-year storm surge could have the southeastern portion of Long Beach almost entirely under water. This was the takeaway from a modeled aerial image of the Alamitos Bay Marina area shared by City Council member Suzie Price. Whether the aerial image is a doomsday possibility, a...

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