California Coastline Endangered Yet Not Ruined
A multi part study tracing California wetlands loss from Del Norte to San Diego, noting 381 acres of historic marshes dwindled to about 67 percent fewer. Development from Orange County to Santa Barbara cuts tidal flats while camps, harbors, and military reserves shape the remaining coast into a patchwork of protection and pressure.
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California
del Norte
San Diego County
John W. Speth
California Department of Irish and Game
San Diego
Pendleton
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Orange County
Irvine Corporation
Irvines
Ventura County
San Simeon
Hearst Castle
Big Sur
San Luis Obispo County
County Planning Commission
Atascadero
Morro Bay
Monterey
Santa Cruz
San Francisco
New York Air Quality Rated Good for First Time
New York recorded good air quality Sunday for the first time since official tracking began in 1989. Readings met minimum standards with sulfur dioxide at .03 ppm, smoke shade at .3 units, and particulates at .01 ppm, while the California coast faces a dim future amid ongoing conservation and development debates.
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New York
Department of Air Resources
California
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Independent Press-Telegram
Paul S. Thayer
University of California At Berkeley
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Anaheim Bay
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Palos Verdes Peninsula
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Diablo Canyon
Public Utilities Commission
Pg&e
Monterey Bay
Monterey Peninsula
Pacific Grove
Marine Reserve
Hopkins Marine Research Center
Ft. Ord
Monterey County
Marin County
Point Reyes National Seashore
Sea Ranch
Oregon
Santa Con
Mora
Cong Tey
Huntington Beach
Roger Coar
N.Y
Dooley
Long Beach Blvd
Pall Mall
Long Beach Public Transportation CO
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MR. Michael's
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Bellflower
Hair and Scalp Specialists Inc
John E. Thomas
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Dahlberg
Longhorn
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Arbecue
P.M. Sono
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Lakewood Blvd
Inch Fries
Motorola
A.F.T
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