CA beaches could erode by up to 70% by 2100, USGS report finds

Climate change could result in up to 70% of California's beaches being eroding by the end of the century, a U.S. government report found.

According to the U.S. Geological Survey, between 25% and 70% of the state's beaches could be eroded by 2100.
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Officials say all beaches need to be monitored to determine how to preserve the California coast.

The report also found that up to two-thirds of California's coastline could be lost by 2100 as well.
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