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Malama ai Hawai'i: 40% of O'Ahu Beaches Could Disappear by 2050
A study revealed that as sea-level rise accelerates, shoreline hardening on O’ahu beaches will also increase. Shoreline hardening causes beach loss; thus, if practices are not changed, we can expect more beach loss in the future.
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