NJ Spotlight News special edition - ‘Shrinking Shoreline’: July 5, 2024

In this special edition of NJ Spotlight News, we examine New Jersey’s shrinking shoreline and the significance this has on tourism and its impact on the state’s economy - as well as the billions of federal and state dollars being spent to maintain New Jersey’s beaches each year.
New Jersey ranks number one in the country for spending on beach replenishment. In some sections, beaches are now less than a football field wide and some beach towns are desperate for emergency repairs.
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[@jakebe4915]

This was an excellent special documentary on the Jersey beaches. Worth the watch.

[@andrews5320]

She forgot to mention subsidence as a cause of beach erosion. North Wildwood was denied NJDEP permits for beach replenishment which caused the issue with beach erosion.

[@frankcolumbus3330]

Tax money for beaches, I say no way.

[@truth6600]

Yet career politicians will keep dumping millions for replenishment, the taxpayers pay and the rich stay.