California Coastal Act: 50 Years of Balancing Growth & Access
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The California Coastal Act, celebrating its 50th anniversary, has safeguarded the states 1,200-mile coastline since 1976. The act, established by the California Coastal Commission, balances development with public access, preserving beaches, views, and habitats. Despite controversies, the commission has approved 99% of proposals, preserving spots like Crystal Cove State Park and denying threats like a toll road extension. As sea level rise and erosion loom, the commission aims to adapt while maintaining public access to Californias shores.
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