Prior to the influx of sand to create the wide, sandy beaches that define Southern California today, the region’s coastline was mostly rocky with narrow strips of sand in certain areas. The transformation was driven by a desire to rival Miami’s popular beaches and establish the area as a resort destination for the wealthy. However, the artificial sand dunes are now at risk of erosion due to climate change, potentially leading to the loss of up to 2/3 of Southern California’s beaches by 2100.
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Landscaper charged after allegedly hosting paid party at customer’s vacant home
A North Carolina landscaper, Michael Brown, is accused of throwing a large party at a former client's home while they were on vacation, inviting hundreds and charging an entry fee. After police responded to noise complaints, Brown initially made false claims about ownership before admitting he was the landscaper; he was arrested on multiple charges and has since been released on bond. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: A man in North Carolina threw...
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