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Jennifer Savage

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Jennifer Savage is California Policy Associate Director for the Surfrider Foundation, where she leads coastal and ocean protection campaigns across California's 1,100-mile coastline. A communications expert with nearly two decades of experience spanning journalism, radio, and environmental advocacy, she has been quoted in Bloomberg, CalMatters, the San Francisco Chronicle, the Sacramento Bee, and other outlets on issues ranging from sea level rise and managed retreat to plastic pollution and be…

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The Federal Government Is Reviewing California's Coastal Management Program. Here's What That Means for Beaches Everywhere.

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By Jennifer Savage
| The Surfrider Podcast
The Trump Administration has put California's coast on notice. As California marks 50 years of protecting its coast, the Trump Administration is attempting to undermine the very authority that makes it possible. On May 20, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick directed NOAA to conduct a formal review of California's coastal management program — the federal-state partnership that gives California real power to protect its beaches and push back against harmful federal projects along our coast.
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California Ocean Day 2026: A Wave Worth Celebrating

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By Jennifer Savage
| The Surfrider Podcast
Nearly 300 people from throughout California gathered in Sacramento on Tuesday to celebrate the 21st annual California Ocean Day advocacy event. Attendees called on state legislators to support a slate of bills designed to protect our ocean, waves, and beaches from offshore oil drilling and plastic pollution, to respond to the health crisis in the Tijuana River Valley, and to promote equitable access to the outdoors for all people.
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Sable Restarts Pipeline Behind the Plains All-American Oil Spill — California Pushes Back

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By Jennifer Savage
| The Surfrider Podcast
A federal order fast-tracked the restart of offshore oil operations along the Santa Barbara coast, reviving the same pipeline system responsible for the 2015 Plains All American spill at Santa Barbara's Refugio State Beach. Along with California's top state officials and other ocean advocates, Surfrider Foundation is fighting back. The battle to protect the Santa Barbara coastline has entered an alarming new chapter.
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