The Environmental Protection Agency has developed tools to help state and local governments plan for and adapt to the risks and effects of climate change.
‘Loggerhead’s First Steps’
Photographer Emily Woodward of Beaufort captured this image, “Loggerhead’s First Steps,” Aug. 28 while monitoring sea turtle nests at Masonboro Island Reserve.
Researchers Seek Ideas for Collaboration
The Kenan Institute at N.C. State will partner with North Carolina Sea Grant on a new collaborative research program focused on community collaborations.
Hearing Set for Holden Beach Groin
The Corps of Engineers has released environmental statement and set a public hearing for a proposed terminal groin and renourishment project in Holden Beach.
Time Added for Sunset Beach Permit Review
Officials have extended the public review period for an application to build homes and a private bridge in an area of Sunset Beach that was once Mad Inlet.
“Sunrise Light”
Photographer Corey Cannon of Newport captured this image, “Sunrise Light,” at about 6:45 a.m. Aug. 23 near the DoubleTree hotel in Atlantic Beach.
“Dinnertime”
Photographer Seth Effron captured this image, “Dinnertime,” at about 4 p.m. Aug. 17 at Figure Eight Island.
“Sea Treasures”
Photographer Jim Snyders captured this image, “Sea Treasures,” in May at the 6800 block of Emerald Isle.
“Salt Treated”
Photographer David Galyon made this photo at the Oceanana Pier in Atlantic Beach.
‘Nature’s Patterns’
Photographer Karen Newman captured this image, “Nature’s Patterns,” in January on Topsail Island.
Pelican Awards: This Year’s Winners
The N.C. Coastal Federation today honors more than a dozen people, including scientists, educators, regulators and a others, with its 2015 Pelican Awards.
“Guarding the Nest”
Photographer Jody Merritt captured this image, “Guarding the Nest,” July 6 on Bogue Sound in Morehead City.
“Starry, Starry Night”
Photographer Pete Kreps captured this image, “Starry, Starry Night,” in May 2014 at Kure Beach.
Study: Flooding Frequency to Increase
A new study finds that rising seas will bring in the second half of this century frequent flooding at elevations now only inundated once in every 100 years.
Report: Record Warming in 2014
A new report compiled by NOAA’s Center for Weather and Climate shows 2014 was the warmest year on record with sea levels and greenhouse gases at new highs.
Google News Adds CRO Content
Users of Google News can now find links to Coastal Review Online content in their personalized news feeds.
