Very informative on a woefully underreported story.

Rebuilding beaches could become quite a job if sea levels rise 20 feet or more with global warming. What to do and how to do it may become a more important story. The current story of destroying nature for rich people's houses is an "explosive" exposition.

Interesting discussion on a topic that is not well represented in the media, but is of importance because of the amount of tax dollars involved. Reporting seems to be accurate, and gives a good overall picture of the issue.

Good story. Billions of dollars spent pumping sediment onto beaches. Much of it is washed away, or degrades the beach. Few people benefit from the tax dollars spent.

One of the best stories on this issue because it's been just about the only story. Offshore dredging used to backfill South Florida Beaches killed the on shore reefs. Now they are silt choked bleached dead zones with no fish, life,and leave a turgid blue milk shake to swim in for 50 yards out. So the local news papers, tv stations make a big deal everytime they sink a ship off the coast to create articficial reefs. They never explain that they have to create artificial reefs because overbuilding, overdevelopment and dredging have killed the natural reefs to begin with.