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Between a rock and a sandy place: Coastal Commission approves beach armoring in San Clemente
The California Coastal Commission unanimously approved a massive beach armoring project to protect a vital rail corridor, despite years of criticism that the rocks and seawalls are eroding San Clemente’s public beaches.
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The California Coastal Commission voted unanimously to approve a massive beach‑armoring project aimed at protecting a vital rail corridor in San Clemente. Critics have long argued that the rocks and seawalls used in such projects erode the city’s public beaches.
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