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Nik Altenberg

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As seen in: Santa Cruz Local, KQED-TV (San Francisco,CA), NewsBreak, Metro Silicon Valley, Lookout Santa Cruz, Local News Matters, Progressive Hub, KneeDeep Times, Coastal News Today
Bilingual reporter for @theSCLocal. Hablo español. Secure tips: tips.hushline.app/to/nikaltenberg Signal: nika.831

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I’m a journalist based in Oakland, Calif. I work as a copy editor and fact checker for Santa Cruz Local and as an on-call reporter for KQED. My reporting interests include policing and incarceration, climate change and the environment, housing and homelessness, immigration and border policy, public health, and the stories to be told where these issues intersect.

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New shoreline projects could add 168 acres of parks, shoreline access to the East Bay

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By Nik Altenberg Verified
| Local News Matters Verified
THE EAST BAY SHORELINE is on track to get greener. (Image via KneeDeep Times) Plans have recently advanced to transform a former horse racing track in Albany and an industrial lot on the Martin Luther King Jr. Shoreline in East Oakland into waterfront parks. Together, the two projects could add 168 acres of public green space and shoreline access on the East Bay.
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Nuevos proyectos costeros podrían añadir 168 acres de parques a la Bahía Este

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By Nik Altenberg Verified
| KneeDeep Times
La costa de la Bahía Este va por buen camino para volverse más verde. Recientemente han avanzado los planes para transformar un antiguo hipódromo en Albany y un terreno industrial situado en la costa Martin Luther King Jr. en East Oakland en parques frente al mar. En conjunto, ambos proyectos podrían aportar 168 acres de espacios verdes públicos y acceso a la costa en la Bahía Este.
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New Shoreline Projects Could Add 168 Acres of Parks to the East Bay

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By Nik Altenberg Verified
| KneeDeep Times
The East Bay shoreline is on track to get greener. Plans have recently advanced to transform a former horse racing track in Albany and an industrial lot on the Martin Luther King Jr. Shoreline in East Oakland into waterfront parks. Together, the two projects could add 168 acres of public green space and shoreline access on the East Bay. The projects are expected to plan for sea-level rise from human-caused climate change that could see Bay Area ocean levels rise up to 6 feet by 2100.
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