FORT BRAGG — Members of the California Coastal Commission were given an information presentation on the agency’s sea level rise guidance policy, Sept. 12. The presentation, provided at the Coastal
Re: Docks with sea lion deterrents have been altered (Aug. 10-23 issue) Electrocuting sea lions? I appreciate The Log for covering this story. Not only do the docks I’ve seen
STATEWIDE — A recently released assessment on climate change painted a bleak picture of the worst that could happen if extreme environmental situations play out between now and 2100. California’s
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA — Policymakers, nonprofit organizations, private businesses, academics, scientists and interested individuals up and down the California coast have been engaged in a nonstop series of talks on climate
REDONDO BEACH — The California Coastal Commission dug its heels into the 1,100-plus miles of state coastline and resolved to continue its fight against sea level rise, as commissioner unanimously
STATEWIDE — A lakeside marina in Northern California (a few miles west of Redding) was among the many structures lost to the raging Carr Fire. Other marinas in Southern California
WEST PALM BEACH, Florida (AP) — From the frothy assault of the Atlantic Ocean to the placid trespass of the Lake Worth Lagoon, sea level rise is a mounting concern
SAN DIEGO — The Port of San Diego hopes the establishment of a new center at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography will help the public better understand climate change and
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