Sand Pumping May Induce Rip Currents
by Holly Duggins | Sep 4, 2018 | All stories, Coastal News, National Coastal News, Opinion, Policy, Published Items
“Unnaturally altered beaches could pose an elevated risk of injury to the very tourists that sand replenishment was meant to attract.” Read more here.News Search
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