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• 2015 Annual Coastal Commission Vote Chart: A Summary
• 2017 California Coastal Commission Conservation Report Card

A

• A Ticking Time Bomb Underneath the Ballona Wetlands
• AB 250 Coastal Cabin Bill Moves Forward
• Access At Long Last: Strands Beach Access Settlement Agreement Affords Ample Public Access
• Advocates Release Annual Coastal Commission Vote Chart
• April 2018 Hearing Report
• April 2019 Hearing Report
• April Coastal Commission Hearing: a summary
• August 2018 Hearing Report
• August Coastal Commission Report
• August Hearing Report

B

• Big Win for the Santa Monica Mountains

C

• California Will Reject More Dirty and Dangerous Drilling
• Coast Scores During Legislative Season
• Coastal communities should adopt ‘managed retreat’
• Commission Seeks to “Lift the Fog on Fracking”
• Community Unity: taking a stand against desal

D

• December 2017 Hearing Report
• December 2018 Hearing Report
• December Hearing Report
• Desalination: issues for consideration and informational resources
• Diverse Coalition Requests Legislature Fund Coastal, Ocean, and Public Access Protection

E

• Engaging California’s Diverse Community for Coastal Protection
• Ex Parte: Critical Public Involvement in a Public Process

F

• Feb Coastal Commission Hearing Follow up
• February 2018 Hearing Report
• February 2019 Hearing Report

F cont.

• February Hearing Report

G

• Governor Appoints New Commissioner
• Governor Brown Appoints Excellent new Commissioner

H

• Help the Commission Ensure Our Coast is Enjoyed by All Californians

J

• January Hearing Report
• July 2018 Hearing Report
• July Coastal Commission Hearing
• July Hearing HMB Maps
• July Hearing Report
• June 2018 Hearing Report
• June Coastal Commission Hearing
• June Hearing Report

L

• Losing What We Love to Truly Appreciate It

M

• Major Coastal Commission Reforms In Play in Legislature
• March 2018 Hearing Report
• March 2019 Hearing Report
• March Coastal Commission Hearing Press Conference
• March Coastal Commission Hearing: a summary
• March Hearing Report
• May 2018 Hearing Report
• May 2019 Hearing Report
• May Coastal Commission Hearing
• May Hearing Report
• Mother Nature Bats Last: Chair Kinsey has Quote of the Hearing

N

• November 2018 Hearing Report
• November Hearing Report
• November Hearing Update
• November Hearing Update 2017

O

• October 2018 Hearing Report
• October Hearing Report
• October Hearing Update
• Our minds are blown!
• Overnight lodging at the beach …out of reach for most Californians?

P

• Parks Now
• Public Access and Parking: a complicated relationship
• Public Beach Poached for Private Privilege?

R

• Refugio Oil Spill Roller Coaster
• Responsible Beach Events: a framework

S

• Santa Barbara Oil Spill
• Sea Level Rise on the Horizon
• September 2018 Hearing Report
• September Hearing Report
• September Hearing Update
• SONGS: A hot topic
• SONGS: a hot topic (update)
• State Parks: making the Sonoma Coast Beaches harder to access?

T

• The Beach belongs to you…not the lobbyists
• The Coastal Commission Tackles A Social Justice Issue
• The Shrinking Reality at Broad Beach
• The Verde Paper

U

• Under New Law, California Should Engage Key Experts and Stakeholders to Assess Oil Transportation Risks Using Best Available Science

W

• Wet Sand is Public Sand
• When a dead president gives the best testimony…
• Why Coastal Commissioners Should NOT Have Private Meetings with Coastal Act Violators

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• “Diversity in the Lineup” – Introducing the Black Surfers Collective