SACRAMENTO—State legislators are back in session after their summer break and putting the final touches on legislation before voting on them and potentially sending those proposals to Gov. Gavin Newsom
EUREKA—The California Coastal Commission meets Aug. 7-9 in Eureka, coinciding with publication of this issue. Among the issues to be discussed during the three-day meeting are sea level rise adaptation
SACRAMENTO—A proposal aiming to create an official state program on sea level rise adaptation and resilience was endorsed by the California Coastal Commission; the bill will be back on the
LONG BEACH—Sea level rise is already happening off the coast of the Southern California coast and the threat of inland flooding due to King Tides and storm surges is real,
SAN DIEGO—A law requiring certain public entities to assess the potential effects of and protect public trust resources from sea level rise was the subject of a broad presentation made
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
MIAMI—In Northern California’s Sausalito, some “landless” tenants may be looking to floating homes to provide a solution to the state’s housing crisis, but on the East Coast some companies are
WASHINGTON, D.C.—An advisory panel within the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, or NOAA, held a public meeting at the Hall of States in Washington, D.C., on March 5-7, to discuss
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