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San Francisco's Coast and the Rising Sea

Apr 10, 2012 at

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Parts of San Francisco’s Ocean Beach have been sliding into the sea, and with climate change, the erosion is expected to get much worse. We discuss a new plan to protect San Francisco’s coast.

More: Coastal Erosion in SF Prompts Planning and Debate – from KQED’s Climate Watch blog
More: San Francisco Plans for Sea Level Rise
More: Going Up: Sea Level Rise in SF Bay – A video From KQED’s Quest and Climate Watch
More: Ocean Beach Master Plan Draft Available For Download

Guests:

Benjamin Grant, project manager for the Ocean Beach Master Plan with the San Francisco Planning and Urban Research Association (SPUR)

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