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Photo by Andrew O'Doherty on July 25, 2022.

Photo by Andrew O'Doherty on July 25, 2022.

Photo by Andrew O'Doherty on July 25, 2022.

Photo by Andrew O'Doherty on July 25, 2022.

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Posted On: July 26th 2022, 01:58 am

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8 months ago

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The power of the ocean is no joke.

But I’ll say it again, if we had sand on our coastline like a TON of sand these properties and roads and public access points, infrastructure and parking lots for tourism etc. would be protected. Along with Coastal Armoring also.

Just “letting the ocean destroy development” isn’t the answer in my opinion, and I DO NOT own a house on the sand or beach for the record. And for the record these homes are built on Bedrock NOT sand, and actually there used to be sand in front of these homes. We’re humans we develop we grow and the cause and effect of course, happen. So with all of the development all around and upstream and the 80,000 damns that have been built in the USA. Over 1,400 damns in California Alone, and 100 in SoCal which is proven to stop sand from coming down our creeks, rivers and streams which is over 60% of where our coastline gets its sand from. This is the natural process of sand replenishment that has been choked off.

So what has to happen is that humans have to bring that missing surplus of trapped sand or supply to our coastline now. Also coastal armoring and riprap to protect important infrastructure, public access, roads and yes property and homes. Protecting development is better than letting them just fall into the ocean, causing more debris to end up in the oceans.

Either way we have to do something and “not doing anything” is not a good idea in my opinion. In the Netherlands they bring in TONS of sand regularly. Offshore Dredging ships extract roughly 12 million cubic meters of sand every year from deep beds in the North Sea (typically 5 to 10+ kilometers offshore) -

Huntington Beach brings sand in, San Clemente and now Newport Beach. If we don’t do anything then all of the beaches are going to go away and no more Skimboarding or chilling on the beach. What do you think? 🤔

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