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Published 2 months ago

Sand replenishment project in Encinitas aims to combat beach erosion

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A $16-million federal project in Solana Beach seeks to rebuild and protect the coast. Crews hope to finish this phase of the project within two months. They'll be back every five years for the next 50 years for upkeep. The idea is to minimize the energy of waves coming towards the bluff face.

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Sand replenishment project in Encinitas aims to combat beach erosion

A project to restore San Diego's North County beaches is in its second phase. It will replace what decades of storms and climate change washed away.

2 months ago·San Diego, United States
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