Coastal erosion threatens Long Island's beaches
The sound of waves, the salty air and the warmth of the sun draw Long Island residents and non-residents alike to the beach experience every summer. Those sandy stretches, however, are slowly disappearing, worn away by the relentless tides.
Coastal erosion, as described by Dr. Jase Bernhardt, the director and an associate professor of sustainability studies at Hofstra University, is the natural process of waves surging in from the ocean and breaking down the shoreline, dra...
Coastal erosion, as described by Dr. Jase Bernhardt, the director and an associate professor of sustainability studies at Hofstra University, is the natural process of waves surging in from the ocean and breaking down the shoreline, dra...
