31 December 2011
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Cape May point beaches will erode away by natural forces (made far worse by global warming driven more frequent and severe coastal storms) and what is left be inundated anyway due to sea level rise.
See this report:
FUTURE SEA LEVEL RISE AND THE NEW JERSEY COAST
Assessing Potential Impacts and Opportunities
http://www.environmentnewjersey.org/uploads/sR/9N/sR9N-sL9cXyA7pGI_ODVlw/Future_Sea_Level_Rise.pdf
Gotta disagree with ya there Bill. I think that is just more of the merchant of chaos doom and gloom that follows the global warming lies, Cali falling into the ocean, etc. If you actually dated the area and the actual age- it is quite safe.
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