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The Outer Banks of North Carolina has a problem that the New York Times tries to bury in order to hype their "rising sea" narrative as part of their broader climate change shtick. And what is the problem that the Times wants to avoid focusing upon because they have another agenda? Beach erosion.Yup! That's it. It is a common problem on many beaches, including in South Florida which the New York Times is also avoiding in order to promote the narrative that the seas are rapidly rising. Perhaps the seas are rising (or falling) but that sea level change is...

Sand goes and comes annually, but big storms pull some too far away to return. Waves swept away half the sand on North Beach in San Clemente, where just a few months ago sunbathers basked. A rock that a beachgoer could stub a toe on in south Laguna during the summer months is now exposed as a 10-foot-tall boulder.Recent storms have changed the coastline dramatically, shortening the beaches in height and width. It's a process that happens to varying degrees each year, with sand pulled out into the ocean in the winter and pushed back up on shore in the...