For beachgoers in Orange County, summer is synonymous with sand between the toes. But for residents of San Clemente, that sandy paradise has been shrinking in recent years. Decades of upstream development and changes in weather patterns have choked off the beach's natural sand supply, putting homes, businesses, and vital coastal rail infrastructure at risk. […]
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