State Senate weighing in on Assembly member Mark Stone’s sea level rise adaptation bill

SACRAMENTO—A California State Senate committee is mulling over tweaks to Assembly Bill 552, which proposes to create a Coastal Adaptation, Access and Resilience Program as a response to sea level rise and climate change. Assembly member Mark Stone, D-Monterey Bay, introduced AB 552 in March; the bill made it out...

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State Senate weighing in on Assembly member Mark Stone’s sea level rise adaptation bill

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