By Robert Carlsen With Pacific Ocean and San Francisco Bay water levels expected to rise one foot in the next 20 years due to climate change, the threat of rising sea levels and extreme storms that are historically due to occur are pushing California government entities to ramp up their wetlands restoration efforts along the […]
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