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PORTSMOUTH — A new report released by the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services Coastal Program and its partners entitled, “A Summary of High Tide Flooding Recorded by the Hampton,

Welcome to “CEQA News You Can Use,” a quarterly production of Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck's Natural Resources lawyers. This publication provides quick, useful bites of CEQA news,...

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In an opinion filed November 15, and later ordered published on December 14, 2021, the Sixth District Court of Appeal reaffirmed the basic CEQA principle that required environmental...

King tides are coming to the Central Coast, and you can be part of a community science project to help document them. Annie Kohut Frankel,...

You often hear about how bright artificial lights can affect fledgling seabirds, but did you know they can also disorient newly hatched sea turtles? The Conversation's Catherine Cruz has more.

With rising sea levels potentially wreaking havoc on California coastlines in the decades ahead, San Clemente officials this week approved a Coastal Resiliency Plan to address shoreline erosion, coastal flooding and other consequences of potential rising sea levels.

With rising sea levels potentially wreaking havoc on California coastlines in the decades ahead, San Clemente officials this week approved a Coastal Resiliency Plan to address shoreline erosion, coastal flooding and other consequences of potential rising sea levels.

Commission has decided not to challenge the 450-room hotel's approval by local port commissioners because of the developer’s commitment to low-cost lodging.

Coastal city stands firm on plan to fight sea-level rise with sand replenishment and seawalls