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    Letters to the Editor: Millions in investments in Long Beach won’t stop rising sea levels

    Team_Prime US NewsBy Team_Prime US NewsOctober 19, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    Oct. 19, 2026 7 AM PT

    To the editor: As a Lengthy Seashore resident, I’m saddened by the latest storm harm to our historic Seaside Stroll (“Heavy surf, red-tagged homes, a battered boardwalk: Long Beach confronts costly climate reality,” Oct. 11). Nonetheless, when Mayor Rex Richardson says that the answer to this ongoing downside is actual funding, he’s sticking his head within the sandbags.

    Hurricanes Polo and Rachel could also be taking blame for our shoreline’s newest wave of destruction (pardon one other pun), however the true perpetrator is, in fact, rising sea ranges. Town supervisor’s workplace acts like $3.6 million will repair the issue. Actually? These thousands and thousands will maintain again the ocean? Inform that to Kevin Costner’s character in “Waterworld.”

    Michael Napolillo, Lengthy Seashore



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