North Carolina law has prohibited hardened structures on its beaches and inlets for more than two decades. Watch the debate. We urge residents of North Carolina to become part of the movement by submitting the following petition (SB 832):
The petition to support the ban on hardened beach structures in North Carolina is a non-political effort.
Learn simple things that you can do to help protect beaches starting with simply educating others about the beach thereby helping us celebrate the beauty of the world’s beaches.
BP is developing tar sands in Alberta and also in Venezuela, the world’s second largest reserves after Canada, where it is active on the Petromonagas block and is also considering the Ayacucho 2 block.
Singapore, which prides itself on being one of the most environmentally friendly nations in Asia, is expanding its coastline with irresponsibly dredged sand from Cambodia, according to a report from an environmental NGO.
We urge you to become part of the movement by signing the petition to end beach sand mining.