Study identifies California hotspots for coastal cliff erosion
UC San Diego's Scripps Institution maps coastal erosion rates, highlighting risks ahead of potential El Niño season.
A recent study conducted by the Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego used aerial laser mapping technology to measure coastal cliff erosion rates across California, according to FOX 5 San Diego.
The study revealed that erosion rates vary significantly along the California coastline, with several areas identified as high-risk hotspots for coastal cliff erosion.
These findings come as experts prepare for a potentially historic El Niño season, which could exacerbate erosion and impact coastal communities.
The research aims to inform local authorities and residents about areas most vulnerable to erosion, helping to guide future planning and mitigation efforts in the San Diego region and beyond.
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