A DAY FOR THE BEACH 4H Unstoppables Do Their Part to Stop Erosion
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By JOHN CARTER  What's in a name?  Well, in this case, the name pretty much says it all.  They're the Unstoppables and the 4H club recently lived up to the name by teaming up for a project that was a real day at the beach.  Really.
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coastline knee-deep in water after it ploughed through parts of Florida scarred by Hurricane Frances three weeks ago. About 4 million people were without electricity as Jeanne -- a record fourth
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Tidal waves like those that wreaked havoc across Asia can travel at hundreds of kilometres (miles) per hour and even gain strength as they cross the ocean -- often causing disastrous results far from their origin.
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By Kemal Dervis  Yesterday was World Environment Day - an observance that must be more than a 24-hour, once-a-year event.
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Durango&#39;s Elaine Youngs hit a tap to open sand to finish a dominating decisive set as she teamed with Holly McPeak to nab the bronze in beach volleyball.
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By Gabriel Tynes, Walton Sun, Santa Rosa Beach, Fla.  Sep.
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Waves and sharks aren't the only dangers at the beach. More than two dozen young people have been killed over the last decade when sand holes collapsed on them, report father-and-son doctors who have made warning of the risk their personal campaign.
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Clean-up continues with waters still rising in some areas.
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A shifting channel eroding the end of a beach may be helping the threatened Morris Island Lighthouse.
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By Angie Toole, Northwest Florida Daily News, Fort Walton Beach  Jun.
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Volunteers are being brought in to help clean beaches littered with debris from a grounded cargo ship off the Devon coast.
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By Joyce Owen, Walton Sun, Santa Rosa Beach, Fla.  Feb.
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Scientists have been sailing across the Atlantic in a bid to track down sand from the Sahara Desert.
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By The Baltimore Sun  Dec. 10--After you pack up the kids and the dog again and pull out from the lunar way station, it's a long way to the beach.
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By Meera Pal, Contra Costa Times, Walnut Creek, Calif.  Sep. 13--Using nature's tools of logs and tree roots, local, state and federal agencies have joined efforts to battle streambank erosion along the Arroyo de la Laguna between Pleasanton and Sunol.
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By Jim Johnson, The Monterey County Herald, Calif.  Dec. 11--Eight years after relocating its fifth hole closer to the ocean, the Pebble Beach Co. wants to build a seawall to head off potential erosion on the coastal bluffs below the green on the par-3 No.
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By DIRK MEISSNER  VICTORIA (CP) - Pounding rains and rising river waters had some northwest B.C. residents piling sandbags to protect their homes against what the province said Monday would be inevitable flooding.