Commentary: Half a century ago, Californians saved the coast. Will Trump threats spark another uprising?

In 1972, Californians united against coastal overdevelopment and passed Proposition 20, establishing the Coastal Commission to protect the state's coastline. This grassroots movement, fueled by volunteers like Rue Furch, involved promotional activities such as bike rides and protests against opposing campaign messages. Today, the achievements of this initiative are under threat, particularly from recent federal actions and criticism aimed at the Coastal Commission, which plays a crucial role in safeguarding California's coastal environment.

In a January visit to Los Angeles after the devastating wildfires, Trump said the Coastal Commission is "..."

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