FOOTNOTES: BEACH BUILDING: TO REPLENISH, OR NOT - The Fisherman

FOOTNOTES: BEACH BUILDING: TO REPLENISH, OR NOT

In the New Jersey, Delaware Bay edition of The Fisherman (NJF 26, September of 2021) the following sources were referenced by Dr. Adam Aguiar in his article on beach replenishment at the Jersey Shore (Beach Building:  To Replenish, Or Not.)

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