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Los Angeles Times
California beach loss and driving debate
The article discusses efforts to repair Centerville Beach in Humboldt County amid ongoing coastal erosion and rising sea levels. The California Coastal Commission approved a permit for road repair, contingent on stopping vehicle access on the beach to protect sensitive habitats like the western snowy plover. Residents and officials argue that preventing vehicle access threatens local recreation and economy, while conservationists cite environmental risks associated with motorized vehicles. The coastline’s rapid erosion, compounded by climate change and storms, has prompted debates over development, conservation, and the impact of off-road driving.
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