Jennifer Savage | The Inertia

Hometown: Manila, California
Surf Spot: Right

Jennifer Savage is Surfrider Foundation's California Policy Manager and former environmental journalist, radio personality, event organizer and freelance columnist. She lives in Humboldt, San Francisco and – it feels like – her car as she spends most of her time traveling up and down California's glorious 1,100 miles of coast.

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How the Controversial Construction at Beacon’s Beach Has Engaged the Encinitas Community

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The Fight for Public Access to Martins Beach Rages On

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Martins Beach Is Finally (Sort of) Open; This Is Surfrider’s Reaction

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The Last U.S. Sand Mine Is Now Set to Be Shut Down in California

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We’re One Step Closer to Ending Sand Mining In California

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Major Oil Company Is Exiting Santa Barbara; Could Platform Holly Leave With It?

Jennifer Savage

An environmental group is asking for signatures for a new plan to move spent nuclear fuel further east in Camp Pendleton. Photo: Wikimedia Commons

Storing San Onofre Nuclear Waste Is More Complicated than It Seems

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This Company Scoops 270,000 Cubic Yards of Sand From CA Beaches Each Year and Sells It for Profit

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Proposal to Drill Off Santa Barbara (Apparently) Squashed

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$4.2M Fine Levied Against Malibu Property Owner Is A Huge Victory for Coastal Access

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