King Tides walk!
February 04, 2013 by fivecreeks
Join Friends of Five Creeks and Berkeley Path Wanderers Assn. on an easy. level walk exploring both a new extension …
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Rising seas reclaiming San Francisco’s waterfront
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In age of superstorms, Bay Area prepares for every inch of water
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With the Northeast still reeling from the affects of superstorm Sandy, there’s been quite a bit of chatter out here on the Pacific about our own vulnerabilities to large tropical storms in the age of climate change.
Mapping the future of the coast
October 04, 2012 by David Loeb
Most of the people in the world–and most of their infrastructure–can be found in jurisdictions bordering the coast or coastal …
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Reclaiming the Richmond Shoreline
April 05, 2012 by Nate Seltenrich
At the northwestern edge of Richmond, near Point Pinole Regional Shoreline, a modest bayshore wetland stands ready to emerge from decades of neglect. Thanks to the residents of nearby Parchester Village and staff of the East Bay Regional Park District, Breuner Marsh will become precious public recreation land and a refuge for sensitive species imperiled by sea level rise.
