Summary
Long Beach is stepping up its coastal defenses to fight off worsening hurricane waves driven by climate change. City officials are rolling out new protective measures to handle the tougher storm season ahead.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 5
- Last 30 days
- 1
Impact analysis
Expect higher spending on emergency preparedness and coastal infrastructure projects as the city fights off stronger storms.
Coastal residents and property owners get better protection from storm surges and rising tides.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (5)
Powerful surf continues pounding Long Beach as city officials try to mitigate issues
Powerful surf continues pounding Long Beach as city officials try to mitigate issues CBS News
Southern California beach cities prepare for potential flooding, erosion as strong swells threaten properties
Southern California beach cities prepare for potential flooding, erosion as strong swells threaten properties CBS News
Long Beach Ramps Up Coastal Defenses As Hurricane Polo Swells Approach: Reports
Long Beach Ramps Up Coastal Defenses As Hurricane Polo Swells Approach: Reports Patch
Long Beach is trying to defend against more hurricane-driven waves. It may be harder this time
Long Beach is trying to defend against more hurricane-driven waves. It may be harder this time Long Beach Post
Towering Waves Demolish Sand Berms As Hurricane Marie Annihilates Long Beach, CA (Watch)
Towering Waves Demolish Sand Berms As Hurricane Marie Annihilates Long Beach, CA (Watch) SURFER Magazine
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