[ProtectOurFreedom]

The coast never eroded until man invented the SUV.

[sasquatch]

The Coastal Commission likes erosion and rarely allows prevention measures. Ain’t natural.

[Governor Dinwiddie]

Erosion? It's what oceans do.

[neverevergiveup]

I used to run along the tracks. The trains were infrequent so not a problem. Great views of the Pacific. I always wondered how long the tracks would last - given the weight of the trains, erosion by the sea, and the kind of substrate they were on.

[Repeal The 17th]

Cliffs got to cleft.

[ZOOKER]

Can’t believe people who own beachfront property in San Clemente need gov’t help to repair it.
Does that make any sense at all?

[Reeses]

Amtrak’s Pacific Surfliner. The rail line offers uninterrupted picturesque views of the Southern California coastline to more than 8 million passengers each year

The heavily taxpayer subsidized Pacific Surfliner is a fun adventure, one time, but most people will not use it twice. Rail systems do not fail gracefully, which means hours of waiting. Taxpayers would be better off subsidizing Uber.

[pfflier]

I moved to California in 1972 and there were always stories of houses falling onto the beach or into the sea and washouts of hiway 1 due to cliff erosion.

This appears to be what happens when you build on a cliff right next to the ocean.

[eyeamok]

California needs to immediately RED TAG all properties within 2 miles of the Coast, declare then uninhabitable and require the current property owners to raze any and all structures on said property, They need to be forcefully protected from the evil climate change(weather)

[ridesthemiles]

THOSE cliffs have been eroding for EONS.