Has everyone spent hours looking through #LAPL new digital library?! We are loving the new TESSA https://t.co/kEphYtggbj ! 💞 We posted a new #instagram with photos of Luna Park Zoo. Don't know what that is? Check out our instagram: LACityHistory- https://t.co/z7CkpK20F9
"[He] knows that Martin’s Beach has now become part of his legacy — a thing that could make the first paragraph or two of his obituary, up there with helping to birth the internet — but this does not make him want to yield." Great reporting @NellieBowles https://t.co/bKXW0xr0y1
The inaugural issue of @chnm open-access, peer-reviewed publication Current Research in Digital History is now live - https://t.co/hbJGjp0Fhi - 17 short essays using digital methods to make discipline-specific arguments #dhist#dighist#twitterstorians
While many know that seas will rise higher than anticipated, LA Times modeling depicts the real challenges facing Southern California. https://t.co/rmEDn2Kut8
"Coastal managers thus face the difficult decision of either prioritizing private property or public beaches by permitting or prohibiting cliff armoring." https://t.co/My0ESYjIL3
Remember that lawsuit calling out five Calif. coastal commissioners on 590 alleged ex parte transparency violations? Trial began this week in San Diego, potential millions in fines, @LATstevelopez checks it out. "It was almost like old times," he writes: https://t.co/3r9t9ktLSQ
"More than $2 trillion of California's $2.35 trillion gross domestic product — the sixth largest economy in the world, they added, comes from coastal counties."
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"The Trump administration’s effort to dramatically expand federal offshore oil production has reignited a battle with California that dates back nearly 50 years." Great piece by former CCC ED Charles Lester https://t.co/7Qq4jTil7Z