Can we save California's beaches by leaving them alone? - Los Angeles Times

Can we save California's beaches by leaving them alone? - Los Angeles Times

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Grooming with heavy equipment prevents natural plants and dune formation on many coasts. Research in Santa Monica showed sand can rise faster than water if allowed to do so.

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